Allusions (Publications)

The Literary and Fine Arts Journal of Indiana State University

About the Journal

Allusions is an award-winning Literary and Visual Arts Journal showcasing the best creative writing and visual art created by Indiana State University students. A collaborative effort between the Creative Writing Society and English 485: Literary Citizenship and Publishing, Allusions offers students opportunities for experiential learning through hands-on editorial experience.

Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education (Publications)

The Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education is an on-line, refereed journal concerned with exploring community engagement and community-based learning perspective, research, and practice.

The Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education publishes accounts of a range of research focusing on practical and theoretical insights and understanding, in higher education and across the disciplines and professions. There is a focus on case studies emphasizing community engagement and engaged learning practices, methodology, and pedagogy.

The journal aims to establish and maintain a review of the literature of research and practice. It also provides a forum for dialogue on the methodological and epistemological issues, enabling different approaches to be subjected to critical reflection and analysis.

The Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education is edited by Dr. Catherine Stemmans Paterson and published by Indiana State University.

Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Criminology (Publications)

ISSN 2166-8094

The Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Criminology (JTPC) is an e-journal affiliated with the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Indiana State University. This bi-annual, peer-reviewed publication is scheduled to release its first Issue, commencing Winter 2009. JTPC examines all facets of law, crime, punishment, justice – from the interpersonal to the institutional, from the communal to the global. The Journal especially welcomes the submission of unsolicited manuscripts that incorporate the theoretical and/or methodological contributions of existential-phenomenology; social constructionist; LGBTQ theory; postmodernism, deconstructionism, and semiotics; critical feminist and/or race-based analyses; anarchism; peacemaking and restorative justice, and all others perspectives that seek to specify the philosophical and cultural foundations of criminology and criminological practice/policy.