For Contributors
Scottish Gaelic Studies is a peer-reviewed journal. The title has always been interpreted freely, not just as meaning ‘studies on Scottish Gaelic’, but more like ‘studies done in Scotland [and anywhere else!] on any Gaelic topics’, including language, literature, history, education and language planning.
Scottish Gaelic Studies is published annually in April. The deadline for contributions for the forthcoming volume XXIX has now passsed, and the editors are now welcoming contributions for the next edition. These should preferably be sent by e-mail to the editors (scottishgaelicstudies@abdn.ac.uk) or in printed form to The School of Language and Literature, Taylor Building, University of Aberdeen, AB24 3UB. The styles and conventions to be observed by contributors are printed on the inside front covers of earlier issues of the journal, and include especially the requirement to use end-notes rather than footnotes. Articles may be written either in Gaelic or in English. There is no limit on word-length at present.
Email: scottishgaelicstudies@abdn.ac.uk