Overview
The Journal of Oromo Studies accepts articles that examine aspects of the Oromo language, history, literature, politics, philosophy, folklore, culture, economy, and the role of the Oromo in the broader Horn of Africa region. It also includes studies on interactions, interdependence, and influence of the Oromo with other societies.
At least two scholars who are experts in the field of the submitted article evaluate all submissions to the Journal of Oromo Studies. The editorial team of the journal is committed to communicating the reports or extracts of reports of evaluators to the author within a reasonable period.
All manuscripts submitted for publication consideration must be original works that have not been published previously and are currently not being considered by any other publication outlet.
The Journal of Oromo Studies accepts articles that examine aspects of the Oromo language, history, literature, politics, philosophy, folklore, culture, economy, and the role of the Oromo in the broader Horn of Africa region. It also includes studies on interactions, interdependence, and influence of the Oromo with other societies.
At least two scholars who are experts in the field of the submitted article evaluate all submissions to the Journal of Oromo Studies. The editorial team of the journal is committed to communicating the reports or extracts of reports of evaluators to the author within a reasonable period.
All manuscripts submitted for publication consideration must be original works that have not been published previously and are currently not being considered by any other publication outlet.