Academic journals

Unisa Press Journals Publishing
Unisa Press has a vigorous journals publishing programme, with more than forty journals – the only university press in South Africa to combine a books and journals publishing programme. This provides a unique platform for local researchers, while simultaneously ensuring visibility for African scholarship around the world.

Unisa Press is continuing its joint venture with Routledge (an imprint of Taylor & Francis) to co-publish a number of these journals. In terms of the agreement, twenty one titles have become truly international flagship journals, with Unisa Press publishing a sub-Saharan African edition, and Routledge an identical edition for the rest of the world.

The journals are discussed in more detail below, grouped by subject:

• Arts, Music and Media Studies
• Economic and Management Sciences (including Agriculture)
• Education and Sociology
• Health Care
• History
• Language and Literature
• Law
• Library and Information Sciences
• Political Africa
• Psychology and Philosophy
• Religion and Theology
• Science

Unisa Press co-publishes the following 21 journals with Taylor & Francis:

• Africa Education Review
• African Historical Review
• African Security Review
• Agrekon
• Communicatio
• Critical Arts
• Economic History of Developing Regions
• Education as Change
• English Academy Review
• English Studies in Africa
• International Journal of African Renaissance Studies
• Journal of Literary Studies
• Language matters
• Muziki
• Myth & Symbol
• Philosophical Papers
• Scrutiny2
• South African Historical Journal
• South African Review of Sociology
• South African Journal of Herpetology
• Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa

Other journals published by Unisa Press

• Africanus
• African Journal of Distance Education
• African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education
  Commonwealth Youth and Development
• De Arte
• Fundamina
• Imbizo: International Journal of African Literary and Comparative Studies
• Journal for Semitics
• Journal of Early Christian History (Acta Patristica)
• Mousaion
• Musicus
• New Voices in Psychology
• New South African Outlook
• Politeia
• Progressio
• Social Work Practitioner/ researcher
• SA Public Law (Southern African Public Law)
• South African Journal of Higher Education
• Slavic Almanac
• Trictrac: Journal of world mythology and folklore

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