About The Journal, Its History And Editorial Board
A Few Words About
The Journal
Esperantologio / Esperanto Studies (EES) is a peer-reviewed journal that promotes an interdisciplinary understanding of all phenomena related to Esperanto and Interlinguistics more broadly. It therefore welcomes original research on the linguistic, historical, literary, psychological, sociological, and political aspects of Esperanto. In addition to research articles and book reviews, EES also publishes more experimental manuscripts about ongoing research projects and selected contributions from the Conferences on Esperanto Studies. The journal publishes in Esperanto and English, but is open to contributions in other languages as well, as long as we manage to find reviewers who are able to assess materials in the concerned language. As part of EES’ commitment to multilingualism in academia, we particularly encourage the review of books originally published in languages other than Esperanto and English.
Read the author guidelines and additional information for contributors.
A peer-reviewed journal that promotes an interdisciplinary understanding of all phenomena related to Esperanto and Interlinguistics more broadly.
About its
History
EES was founded in 1949 by Paul Neergaard. Under the name Esperantologio, the journal appeared irregularly until 1961. In 1999, it was revived as Esperantologio / Esperanto Studies by Christer Kiselman, who edited a total of eight journal issues until 2018. In 2019, its publisher became the Centre for Research and Documentation on World Language Problems (CED). Lingvaj Problemoj (CED).
Paul Neergaard, 1907–1987 – founding editor of EES, [Neergard’s Biography by Majorie Boulton is available at Esperantologio / Esperanto Studies 1999, No. 1]
Journal Information and
Editorial Board
EES asserts itself as an open-access space that gives researchers the opportunity to present their work and receive constructive feedback from our editors and reviewers, in a friendly atmosphere. In this way, EES is a scholarly hub aimed at encouraging the production and dissemination of research-led knowledge about Esperanto Studies and Interlinguistics.
The journal appears in print and online. Printed versions of issues 3-8 are available at the publishing house Kava-Pech, and later issues, from Mondial.
Editors
Christopher Gledhill (Intercultural Studies and Applied Linguistics, Université Paris-Cité)
Klaus Schubert (Translation and Applied Linguistics, Universität Hildesheim)
Editorial Board
Probal Dasgupta (Linguistics, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata)
Guilherme Fians (Anthropology and History, University of St Andrews)
Sabine Fiedler (Linguistics, Universität Leipzig) Gotoo Hitosi (Linguistics, Tohoku University Tokyo)
Ilona Koutny (Interlinguistics, Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan)
Erich-Dieter Krause (East Asian Studies, Universität Leipzig) passed away
Sergei Kuznetsov (Linguistics, Moscow University)
Haitao Liu (Linguistics, Zhejiang University)
Kaori Nagai (Literature, University of Kent)
Marc van Oostendorp (Linguistics, Meertens Instituut Amsterdam)
Humphrey Tonkin (Humanities, President Emeritus, University of Hartford)
Editorial Advisor
Christer Kiselman (Computer Science and Mathematics, Uppsala University)