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Looking for an Informal Peer Review Support Group?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nurete Brenner May 1, 2012. 2 Replies 4 Likes
Publish or perish. It looms over us all, but the lead time on journal submissions can be months, only to come back with a Revise and Resubmit (or worse, rejection). Particularly for those of us in…Continue
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Jay Daverth commented on Craig Zelizer's blog post Guide to Careers in International Affairs (Including Review of Top Job Sites)"Wonderful post -- thanks so much for putting this resource together for us!"
Karin Marie Elena Nystrom liked Jay Daverth's discussion Looking for an Informal Peer Review Support Group?
Nurete Brenner replied to Jay Daverth's discussion Looking for an Informal Peer Review Support Group?"Hi Jay,
I too am in the early stages of my academic career. Right now working on an article about dialogue groups and how they define success and, of course, seeking the right venue for publication. I would be happy to review and be reviewed…"
Jay Daverth replied to Jay Daverth's discussion Looking for an Informal Peer Review Support Group?"To start the process, I (obviously) would be happy to both review and be reviewed.
My primary area of expertise is in Nonviolence theory and practice.
My research focuses on collective security in a post-Westphalian context with a particular…"
Jay Daverth posted a discussionLooking for an Informal Peer Review Support Group?
Publish or perish. It looms over us all, but the lead time on journal submissions can be months, only to come back with a Revise and Resubmit (or worse, rejection). Particularly for those of us in Early Career stages, we must find ways to progress faster than this.If you've spent much time as an editor or peer reviewer, you know that much of the problem stems from submission inflation -- we're simply getting too many articles and the quality continues to steadily rise. While certainly a…See More
Jay Daverth replied to Saïd Abass Ahamed's discussion Ranking of peace studies Journals"Hi Saïd,
I would also love to learn this. For what it's worth, a since day after you posted this question, you took the number 1 spot on Google!! Goes to show how under-published this is.
As near as I can tell, the highest ranked…"
Jay Daverth replied to Francis Dominofrank Suleiman's discussion What use is Osama,s dead body to the world?"Agree 100% -- http://www.internationalpeaceandconflict.org/profiles/blogs/obama-osama-and-the-making-of
Osama was not a magical creature capable of creating terrorism wherever he pointed his wand. His ilk are only able to inspire violence…"
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- Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
- My research focuses on collective security in a post-Westphalian context with a particular emphasis on nonviolence. My doctoral thesis and book in this area explores the role of ideological cohesion underpinning decentralised social movements evidenced by the rise of global terrorism. My recent theoretical development in this area has focused specifically on the rise of cyber-crimes and hacktivism as a function of new media in counter-hegemonic, trans-national populism. In both personal and collaborative research, these issues are framed by Marxist epistemologies of consent in locating such movements as part of the broader trajectory of Global Civil Society.
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- United Kingdom
- What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
- Lecturer, International Peace & Security Studies
- How many years professional experience do you have ?
- 3-5
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- http://thehindsightfactor.com
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- French
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- Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Gender, Human Rights, Information and Communication Technology, Nonviolence, Peacebuilding, Peacekeeping, Policing, Security, Terrorism
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- My research focuses on collective security in a post-Westphalian context with a particular emphasis on nonviolence. My doctoral thesis and book in this area explores the role of ideological cohesion underpinning decentralised social movements evidenced by the rise of global terrorism. My recent theoretical development in this area has focused specifically on the rise of cyber-crimes and hacktivism as a function of new media in counter-hegemonic, trans-national populism. In both personal and collaborative research, these issues are framed by Marxist epistemologies of consent in locating such movements as part of the broader trajectory of Global Civil Society.
Jay Daverth's Blog
Obama, Osama and the Making of a Martyr
Posted on May 2, 2011 at 12:26pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Rand Paul and the Hypocrisy of the Mainstream U.S. Libertarian Movement
Posted on May 26, 2010 at 4:49am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Libertarians embrace a worldview trending towards anarchism (or at least government minimalism), a position with which, as a Neo-Gramscian Marxist, I have an abundance of affinity. In fact, on a long enough timeline (where units are measured in centuries anyway),…
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- At 11:03am on June 20, 2012,
Craig Zelizer said… Thanks. Would appreciate if you could let others know about PCDN
- At 10:18pm on July 7, 2010,
Global Foundation said… - Hi Jay
So nice to see you and to study your profile through this netwrok.I am pleased to know that you are involved in Peace which is very hot topic of today.
Jay,We all should unite as ONE FAMILY and struggle together to change this Globe into Real Better Globe free of War,Racism,Extremism,Terrorism,Illiteracy,Injustice and Poverty.I think this is the way we can have Peaceful,Prosperous and Just Globe for coming generations.What you think in this regard?
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