Book Review Guidelines
Strategic Studies Quarterly (SSQ) publishes book reviews to inform
readers of the publication of a book of professional interest, tell briefly
what the book is about, and provide a concise evaluation of the book by a
qualified observer. Reviewers who successfully complete reviews get to
keep the books at no charge. Reviews should be interesting and written with
spirit.
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listing of books available for review
Reviews should address the following areas:
Type of book (biography, anthology, history, monograph, etc.)
Describe the author's background and perspective
Place the book in the context of the literature in the field
Briefly discuss the book's argument
What are the book's special attractions, deficits, or other features?
If it has flaws, point them out candidly
Evaluate the book's usefulness for those interested in air, space, and
cyberspace strategy and policy
Guidelines:
Reviews should be complete and preferably electronically submitted
within 45 days of receipt of the book. Limit your text to 1,000 words
typed, double-spaced, and carefully edited. Reviews may be edited for space
and style if selected for publication.
Include the following in the review heading: title, author, publisher,
number of pages, and price of the book. Also include your name, and a brief
credential (or two) establishing your authority to review the book. Sample
heading:
Defending the Holy Land: A Critical Analysis of Israel's
Security & Foreign Policy by Zeev Maoz. The University of Michigan
Press, 2006, 714 pp., $45.00.
Submit reviews to: Strategic Studies Quarterly, 325 Chennault Circle,
Maxwell Air Force Base, AL 36112 or via email to
SSQ
Direct questions on editorial issues to: the Managing Editor at
SSQ, or by phone at
(334)953-1028 or DSN 493.
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