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Scholarly products of the sort presented at academic conferences such as ours, either as presented or in a later revised draft, are eligible for publication on one of ASPAC World Wide Web sites The E-ASPAC is fully peer reviewed. (Please see it on the WWW at: http://mcel.pacificu.edu/easpac/). Many scholars increasingly view this site as a welcome alternative to hard-copy publication. If you look at our editorial board on the above site, you will see that many noted professionals in a variety of fields read for us. You will find them helpful and supportive. E-ASPAC’s peer-reviewing practices are "double-blind," meaning that neither the authors nor the editors can identify each other. We maintain standards similar to those of any professional journal. We presume that submissions are finished products intended to make a scholarly contribution to the appropriate field of Asian Studies. Indications of scholarly quality include the inclusion of a bibliography showing that the author is familiar with the current state of the field, appropriate foot- or endnotes, a subjective or scholarly "voice," careful proofreading and correction. We presume that most pieces will be based in some part in materials originally written in the central language of the subject field. E-ASPAC receives more than 4500 visitors on an average day. Ten percent of the traffic is from outside the United States, principally from Japan, Canada, and Australia When publishing with E-ASPAC you retain copyright and all other rights. We can remove your paper at any time from the server, should you wish to submit it to a hard-copy journal. You may email your paper to me as an attachment before, during, or after the conference. Please do place <ASPAC> in the subject line of the email so that I can filter it to the proper mailbox. Some common issues which we encounter are these:
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