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ORIGINAL PAPERS: We welcome original papers from scholars on
any topic related to The Maghreb, The Middle East, Iran, Turkey, Islam or Africa
from earliest times to the present day (agriculture, anthropology, economics,
education, ethnography, ethnomusicology, history, Islamic culture, linguistics,
literature, medical issues, philosophy and science, politics, sociology, women’s
studies, etc.) to be considered for publication in The Maghreb Review.
Our conditions of publication, and details of how to submit a paper are available on our Conditions
of Publication page.
FORTHCOMING SPECIAL ISSUES: We welcome original papers
for our forthcoming special issues on the following topics...
SPECIAL ISSUE ON WOMEN IN THE MAGHREB AND THE MIDDLE EAST
Call for original contributions in English or French for a special issue of The Maghreb Review
on the question of women in the Maghreb and the Middle East between 1950 and the present day
Original articles on any topic related to women in The Maghreb, and The Middle East, between 1950 and the present day.
We welcome submission from various disciplines. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Women’s Economic Empowerment;
- Literacy and Gender;
- Participation of women in the armed struggle for Independence in Algeria;
- Political activity and leadership of women within Political Parties;
- Women and their representation in the arts in the Maghreb and the Middle East;
- The Quran and Woman;
- Nationalism, Decolonisation and Gender;
- Women in Precolonial North Africa;
- Women and Authoritarianism: Have authoritarian orders across the Middle East and North Africa changed the lives of women in North Africa and the Middle East since independence?
- The rise of Women leadership in Politics and Entrepreneurial in recent years?
- Women and trade unions;
- Women in the Media;
- What roles have women played in the development of the sciences and art in North Africa and the Middle East?
- Women in Civil Society Organisations: The past decade has seen a growth in the number of women taking up leadership roles in Civil Society Organisations at all levels, seeking to improvement for future, however, in recent years, particularly in Tunisia, non-governmental organisations have been under increasing attack, including detentions, and harassment by the government and closed down their offices.
Submission deadline: 30 October, 2026. If necessary, this date can be extended.
Our email:
Our conditions of publication: Conditions of Publication page.
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REVIEWS AND THESES ABSTRACTS: The Maghreb Review would
welcome receipt of single-page abstracts of theses presented and accepted
in the Universities and other Higher Education Institutions world wide
in our area of reseach for inclusion in the journal. The text of the
abstracts should be in English or French.
Therefore, we ask all our contributors and readers to send
in all relevant information in relation to their published books and
theses including review copies for the journal.
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SPECIAL ISSUE ON TUNISIA UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF KAIS SAIED
Call for original contributions in English or French for a special issue of The Maghreb Review dedicated to Tunisia under the leadership of Kais Saied from October 2019 to the present day
We invite original contributions focusing on Tunisia under the leadership of Kais Saied from October 2019 to the present day:
Politics, Human Rights, gender studies, leadership, political parties, trade unions and media, the economy, foreign policy, relations with its neighbours and the European Union, and immigration.
Submission deadline: 10 December, 2026. If necessary, this date can be extended.
Our email:
Our conditions of publication: Conditions of Publication page.
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