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Swiss Disability Policies at the Crossroads?
Edited by Christoph Tschanz and Emilie...
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Thematic Section |
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Peer Review (responsibility: editors) |
8‘000 - 11‘000 words |
Abstract by e-mail to editors |
You will usually receive feedback within 3 months |
Submission deadline complete manuscript Spring issue: December Autumn issue: May |
Open Section |
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Peer Review (responsibility: editors) |
8‘000 - 11‘000 words |
Abstract by e-mail to redaktion@sozialpolitik.ch Spring issue: December Autumn issue: May |
You will usually receive feedback within 3 months |
Submission deadline complete manuscript |
Forum |
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No Peer Review |
6‘000 - 8‘000 words |
Abstract by e-mail to redaktion@sozialpolitik.ch Spring issue: December Autumn: May |
You will usually receive feedback within 1 month |
Submission deadline complete manuscript Spring issue: February Autumn: July |
Swiss Disability Policies at the Crossroads?
Edited by Christoph Tschanz and Emilie...
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