Issue Nos. 11 & 12 Β· October 2026
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Publisher: Goldline & Jacobs Publishing
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Website: https://goldlineandjacobs.org/journals/igbo-studies-review/
Established: 2013
Category: Igbo Studies
Igbo Studies Review (ISR) (ISSN 2325-0801 (Print)/ISSN: 3069-681X (Online) is published once a year in November and is the official publication of the Igbo Studies Association. The manuscripts originally presented at the Igbo Studies Association meeting are eligible for inclusion. Igbo Studies Review (ISR) is peer-reviewed and publishes original research from scholars across disciplines on all aspects of Igbo studies, including topics related to the Igbo Diaspora worldwide. Submissions accepted for consideration will be evaluated anonymously by at least two external reviewers. All manuscripts submitted for consideration must be original works that have not been published previously or are not currently being considered by any other publication outlet.
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