Please pass this message on to other colleagues, including advanced graduate students. CLCWeb publishes scholarship in the widest definition of the discipline of comparative literature and culture and it combines traditional comparative literature with comparative cultural studies. The journals editor, Steven Ttsy, currently teaches at Northeastern University and was formerly associate director of the Research Institute for Comparative Literature, University of Alberta. His numerous books and articles, his work with journals and editing, and his extensive conference organization have positioned him at the forefront of comparative studies. Submissions for publication are assessed by the editor and two associate editors or by the editor, one associate editor and an outside expert selected by the editor or recommended by an associate editor.
Contributors receive detailed reviews.
Work published with CLCWeb is made freely available to scholars all over the world. In November of last year, for instance, the journal received an average of 985 hits daily. Publishing with CLCWeb means that your article will be easily available to scholars in your field and related fields. We realize that many scholars in the humanities continue to be wary of online publishing and new media scholarship but we are confident that the field is changing and that the superior quality of the journals publications will serve to establish the journal as a leader in the field. Dont hesitate to contact me, the journals editor, or another member of the advisory board with any questions or for further information.