Publications – Institute of Jamaica
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Publications – Institute of Jamaica
The
Jamaica Journal
is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Institute of Jamaica since 1967. It publishes scholarly articles on the history, natural history, science, art, literature, music, and culture of Jamaica.
The Jamaica Journal is
the Caribbean’s leading cultural publication on Jamaican Heritage, contemporary
culture, social life, scientific and natural environment.
The Editor of the
Jamaica Journal is Dr. Kim Robinson-Walcott.
Over the years the
Jamaica Journal has successfully maintained a significant reach with
subscribers in the Diaspora Communities across North America, the United
Kingdom, and Europe as well as a large number of local readers.
The Back issues are
available for research purpose on the Digital Library of the Caribbean “DLOC”
The magazine is printed
in volumes we are currently at volume 37 which have two issues Nos. 1-2 and # 3
How to access the Journal
Institute of Jamaica Giftshop
Hard copies retail at selected pharmacies and
bookshops islandwide
Online access (only soft copy) via “Bookfusion”
Annual Subscription
locally $3,000.00 ja. Dollar (this gives you two magazines)
Subscription details:
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE
76 King Street
is a biennial scholarly journal published by
Liberty Hall:
The Legacy of Marcus Garvey
under the auspices of the Friends of Liberty Hall (Marcus Garvey) Foundation. The journal is dedicated to the study of Marcus Garvey’s life, work and philosophy, and the history, culture and current affairs of Africa and the African Diaspora.
76 King
Street
accepts
articles on proposed themes, biographical notes on Garveyites, articles, book
reviews, reviews of Afro themed exhibitions, and literary texts related to the
study of Garvey, Pan-Africanism and the history, culture and current affairs of
Africa and the Diaspora. Queries should be made electronically to the Editor at
76kingstreetjournal@gmail.com.
Copies of the journal are available for
purchase at the Marcus Mosiah Garvey Gift Shop at Liberty Hall:
The Legacy of Marcus Garvey
(76 King
Street, Kingston) and via https://www.bookfusion.com/store/libertyhall.
The
cost per issue is as follows:
Individuals
JA $1,800 US $20 UK
£13
Institution
JA $4,000 US$45.00 UK
£30.00
Epub US$15
The
Jamaica Journal
is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Institute of Jamaica since 1967. It publishes scholarly articles on the history, natural history, science, art, literature, music, and culture of Jamaica.
The Jamaica Journal is
the Caribbean’s leading cultural publication on Jamaican Heritage, contemporary
culture, social life, scientific and natural environment.
The Editor of the
Jamaica Journal is Dr. Kim Robinson-Walcott.
Over the years the
Jamaica Journal has successfully maintained a significant reach with
subscribers in the Diaspora Communities across North America, the United
Kingdom, and Europe as well as a large number of local readers.
The Back issues are
available for research purpose on the Digital Library of the Caribbean “DLOC”
The magazine is printed
in volumes we are currently at volume 37 which have two issues Nos. 1-2 and # 3
How to access the Journal
Institute of Jamaica Giftshop
Hard copies retail at selected pharmacies and
bookshops islandwide
Online access (only soft copy) via “Bookfusion”
Annual Subscription
locally $3,000.00 ja. Dollar (this gives you two magazines)
Subscription details:
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE
76 King Street
is a biennial scholarly journal published by
Liberty Hall:
The Legacy of Marcus Garvey
under the auspices of the Friends of Liberty Hall (Marcus Garvey) Foundation. The journal is dedicated to the study of Marcus Garvey’s life, work and philosophy, and the history, culture and current affairs of Africa and the African Diaspora.
76 King
Street
accepts
articles on proposed themes, biographical notes on Garveyites, articles, book
reviews, reviews of Afro themed exhibitions, and literary texts related to the
study of Garvey, Pan-Africanism and the history, culture and current affairs of
Africa and the Diaspora. Queries should be made electronically to the Editor at
76kingstreetjournal@gmail.com.
Copies of the journal are available for
purchase at the Marcus Mosiah Garvey Gift Shop at Liberty Hall:
The Legacy of Marcus Garvey
(76 King
Street, Kingston) and via https://www.bookfusion.com/store/libertyhall.
The
cost per issue is as follows:
Individuals
JA $1,800 US $20 UK
£13
Institution
JA $4,000 US$45.00 UK
£30.00
Epub US$15