We are pleased to announce that the Colorado Critical Review (CCR) is currently seeking submissions for issue 2.1 from both emerging and established scholars.

Firmly centered on the importance of critique, advocacy, and the forwarding of alternatives, CCR seeks to publish a comprehensive and diverse body of work that supports these ideals. We seek a broad range of submissions in a variety of formats and approaches—scholarly articles, essays, interviews, designs, art, poetry, multimedia and other works—that encourage and codify interdisciplinarity through incisiveness, analysis, ingenuity and integration. 

Amidst the global upheavals and unrest of 2017, we seek a broad range of critical submissions from social, spatial, digital, cultural, political and economic perspectives, including (but certainly not limited to): political science, urban planning, history, geography, philosophy, architecture, religious studies, landscape architecture, criminology, communication, women’s and gender studies, international studies, environmental studies, cultural studies, visual studies, digital media, economics, public affairs and critical theory.

The deadline for submitting abstracts of no more than 250 words is May 26th, 2017.

To submit abstracts and for more information on submission guidelines and registration, please contact our editorial team at EditorColoradoCriticalReview@gmail.com.

Invitations to submit will be sent out: May 29th, 2017 / Completed submissions: June 30th, 2017                                                    

Guidelines for completed submissions:

Scholarly Articles are 5000 words or less

Book Reviews 1000 words or less

Interviews & Creative Works are open

CCR Editorial Team

Be sure to visit our Inaugural Issue 1.1 of the CCR at www.ColoradoCriticalReview.com!