Submission Guidelines
Manuscripts

Ecological and Environmental Anthropology publishes articles and reviews by scholars in diverse fields such as anthropology, ecology, and geography, as well as practitioners who specialize in conservation, health, and other socio-natural issues. We ask authors to submit relevant articles 5-20 pages in length (1250-5000 words) in AAA format to the editor at eea@uga.edu as double-spaced Microsoft Word or WordPerfect documents saved in Rich Text Format (RTF). Figures, tables, and graphics should not be inserted into the document, but instead sent as separate files with their preferred placement noted in the text. Tables and graphs created in Microsoft Excel may be submitted as separate documents. Pictures and graphics should be sent as TIFFs, GIFs, or JPEGs, and the file’s name should correspond with its reference in the text. All graphics should be saved at a resolution of at least 300 dpi or greater. We require written permission to reproduce graphics or tables from other sources. If files cannot be sent electronically, they may be burned onto a CD and mailed to the journal’s office. Please note that CDs cannot be returned.

Authors and reviewers are responsible for the content of their writings and for the legality of their submissions due to agreements with other publishers. We prefer to review unpublished work, but will consider republication, especially if changes have been made or other types of media, such as audio clips, videos, or photographs, have been added. We ask to be notified at the time of submission of previous, pending, or possible publication elsewhere of the article submitted to us.

Cover Page, Abstracts, and Review Process

Include the names, titles, and addresses of all authors on a single cover page. When there is more than one author, include a single postal and e-mail address for all correspondence. The cover page should also include the title of the manuscript, the date of submission, five to six keywords, and an abstract of no more than 300 words. Additionally, we also ask our authors to provide the names of one to three people that they think will be willing and able to provide a well-educated review of the submitted manuscript.