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             ASIA-PACIFIC EXCHANGE [ELECTRONIC] JOURNAL

                    SECOND CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

                FOR THE PREMIERE ISSUE IN JULY 1994

The Asia-Pacific EXchange Journal (APEX-J) editorial team invites you to
submit your works for its premiere issue, which will be distributed via
the InterNet in late July 1994.  Please send us your articles, reviews,
essays, announcements, and letters. Topics should be suited to the purpose
of APEX-L, the electronic forum, which serves as the base for the journal:

MISSION STATEMENT
APEX-J is an outgrowth of the electronic forum, APEX-L. The purpose of
the list is to promote international and multicultural education on
college campuses, with a special focus on Asian and Pacific curricula,
instructional strategies, educatioal resources, and campus/community
activities. APEX-J is meant to serve as a medium for the sharing of
information and discussion of topics, trends and issues that are
determining the shape of education on our multicultural, international
campuses.
    However, if the section editor feels that a submission has some
relevance for the target audience -- readers across the disciplines who are
interested in international/multicultural education (with an Asia-Pacific
emphasis) -- then it may be considered. If the relevance is not readily
apparent, the author should provide the necessary link in the paper, e.g.,
in the abstract.

The journal will be divided into two sections: refereed and unrefereed. It
will be published quarterly, in January, April, July, and October.
Submissions for the refereed portion should follow either the APA or MLA
guidelines. (Please see the attached guidelines.) Submissions and
inquiries should be emailed to one of the section editors:

SECTION EDITORS
Kumiko Aoki <kaoki@Hawaii.edu>
  Editor, CMC and Intercultural Communication
Larry G. Beall <LBEALL@cabell.vcu.edu>
  Editor, Economics
Daniel Blaine <daniel@Hawaii.edu>
  Editor, Research in Learning and Cognition
Henry Chapin <chapin@Hawaii.edu>
  Editor, Asian-Pacific Literature
Janice Cook <Cook@Hawaii.Edu>
  Editor, Second Language Teaching/Learning
Morton Cotlar <morton@Hawaii.edu>
  Editor, International Management
James W. King <AGCM009@UNLVM.UNL.edu>
  Editor, Agriculture
Peter Lau <72460.3000@CompuServe.com>
  Editor, Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Julian Linnell <jlinnell@sas.upenn.edu>
  Editor, Chinese Affairs
Kenneth Meehan <meehan@Hawaii.Edu>
  Editor, Higher Education
John E. Myers <john@ABEL.simons-rock.edu>
  Editor, Fine and Performing Arts
Som Naidu <NAIDU@usq.edu.au>
  Editor, Open and Distance Learning
Patricia Ortiz <20517@ef.mc.maricopa.edu>
  Editor, Book Reviews
B. Frederique Samuel <BFSamuel@VM.cc.Purdue.edu>
  Editor, Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution
Syd Strong <SydStr@EREbus.HIE.UNImelb.edu.au>
  Editor, Adult and Vocational Education
Claudia Sullivan <SullivanC@AM.NIE.AC.SG>
  Editor, Reading
Hiro Toyota <HToyota@UNLinfo.unl.edu>
  Editor, Cross-National Marriages
Addison Watanabe <spedad@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu>
  Editor, Disabilities: Programs and Studies
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If your topic doesn't fall in any of these sections, email your
submission to the coordinating editors, Jim Shimabukuro <JamesS@Hawaii.edu>
or Jenny Chan <Jenny@Hawaii.edu>. If you don't receive a message
confirming receipt of your submission within 2-3 days, write to Jim
Shimabukuro. (Some of the section editors may be on vacation and unable to
retrieve their messages.)

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Asia-Pacific EXchange [Electronic] Journal Guidelines
(revised 26 May 1994)

DEADLINES
1st of July -- this is the deadline for initial submissions to the
refereed section in the July 1994 issue. The section or coordinating
editor should have the submission in hand and ready for the review process
by this date. This deadline should allow time for (1) a call for
reviewers, (2) the review process, and (3) the author's revisions.  The
call and reviews may require approximately 10-15 days; revisions, perhaps
another 10 days.

MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES
The submissions should be in electronic format: standard ASCII, 60-65
characters per line. Single-spaced. Paragraphs should be separated by a
blank line (double carriage returns). Maximum Length: approximately 5,000
to 10,000 words. (Longer submissions may be considered.) Either the MLA or
the APA style sheet should be followed.
     (Standard ASCII is the character set that we're using right now --
the vanilla version that is equivalent to the characters on the old
typewriter keyboards. In other words, nothing fancy. It's a universal
standard for emailing. On your word processor, you'd omit italics, bold,
underscoring, etc. To approximate underlining, you'd do this: _Publication
Manual of the American Psychological Association_. Right now, most
electronic journals are limited to this set. Eventually, we'll get
fancier, with graphics, sound, motion, etc. But that's a few years away,
when multimedia interfaces such as "Mosaic" are widely used. Right now,
distributed in this format, the journal will be accessible to all on the
InterNet.)

ABSTRACT AND AUTHOR BIO
The author should include an abstract of the article and a brief (up to
six lines) bio, which includes academic degrees, institutional
affiliations, discipline/department roles, as well as other information
that may be useful to the readers of the journal. The bio may need to be
revised for uniformity.

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ASIA-PACIFIC EXCHANGE [ELECTRONIC] JOURNAL
CONSULTING EDITORS

Zane L. Berge <berge@GUVAX.acc.georgetown.edu>
  Georgetown U
(Ms) Mauri P. Collins <mauri@cac.psu.edu>
  Penn State U
Filip J.R.C. Dochy <OICFDO@OUH.NL>
  U of Heerlen, The Netherlands
Jonathon Marsh <PDMarshJ@CPHKvx.cphk.hk>
  City Polytechnic of Hong Kong
Fred O'Neal <fred@halcyon.com>
  Josten's Learning Corp.
David W. Price <C300151@mizzou1.missouri.edu>
  U of Missouri - Columbia
Jianhua Yang <jianhua.yang@EMCB.cc.utah.edu>
  U of Utah
Donald G. Zarlengo <Zarlengo@netcom.com>
  Eastern New Mexico U - Portales


**************** Call for Editors and Writers ***************
Please write to Jim (at JamesS@UHunix.UHcc.Hawaii.edu) if you're
interested in serving as

  A SECTION EDITOR for a particular area that's not listed above, e.g.,
     dance, religion, rhetoric

  A COLUMNIST on a topic of your choice

  A CONSULTING EDITOR in your areas of interest and expertise
  (consulting editors will have the opportunity to review submitted
  articles)

Please include a brief bio with your message.