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About

The Resistance Studies Magazine is a quarterly newsletter on global resistance. The aim of the publication  can be summarized as follows:

• to raise awareness of current resistance activities.
• to promote the theoretical and empirical study of resistance.
• to intensify networking within resistance studies in order to inspire further research and connect researchers around the world.

We encourage authors to submit texts of the following kind:

• Theoretical and empirical articles
• Book reviews
• Interviews

The magazine appeared in January 2008 as an electronic publication and will always be freely available for download. It qualifies as member of the Directory of Open Access Journals.

General Information

ISSN 1654-7063|DOAJ-page|

Editor and publisher: Christopher Kullenberg

Assistant editors: Jakob Lehne & Patrick Hiller

Editorial Board (please see the Board page)

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