Electronic Journal of Oriental Studies

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Electronic Journal of Oriental Studies

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EJOS (Electronic Journal of Oriental Studies) is an 
international electronic journal devoted to the study of 
Arabic, Persian and Turkic languages and cultures. It has a 
multi- and inter-disciplinary focus covering the full range 
of the humaniora. The journal is published by the Department 
of Arabic, Persian and Turkic Languages and Cultures in 
Utrecht University (Drift 15, 3512 BR Utrecht, The 
Netherlands). EJOS is edited by: Hans Theunissen, Svetlana 
Kirillina, Machiel Kiel and Hansje Braam. EJOS is registered 
under its own ISSN: 0928-6802. Copyright of the 
contribution(s)remains with the author(s). Reference copies 
of EJOS are kept by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (Royal 
Library) at The Hague (The Netherlands).Subscription to EJOS 
is free of charge and no passwords are required. No
publication fee is requested. EJOS pays no royalties.
The aim of the journal is to provide the international 
academic community with an adequate electronic medium for 
the distribution of scholarly results and materials in the 
fields of Arabic, Persian and Turkic studies.EJOS supports 
fast, reliable and low-cost distribution of new research
results. The scope of EJOS comprises Arabic, Persian and 
Turkic studies in their widest sense, thus covering all 
parts of the world wherever and whenever any of the relevant 
languages was used as a means of communication or as a 
primary vehicle of intellectual production. EJOS accepts 
scholarly contributions in these fields. However, EJOS pays 
special attention to the publication of research results and 
tools in the field of (Ottoman-)Turkish history and culture.
The annual volumes of EJOS contain contributions of variable 
size. Each contribution has its own number. A contribution 
may consist of an academic article or monograph, a 
collection of papers, a text edition of a primary
source, or a dissertation. Each contribution will be in a 
standard format(HTML and/or PDF).

Contact:

editor: Hans Theunissen
Email: hans.theunissen@let.uu.nl