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Peer reviewer database for Millennium: Journal of International Studies vol 48(3) - Extraction, Expropriation, Erasure? Knowledge Production in International Relations, conference special issue

As we work towards the publication of the special issue for the 2019 conference, 'Extraction, Expropriation, Erasure? Knowledge Production in International Relations', we hope we might draw on your expertise as potential reviewers for manuscripts. Please fill out this form if you are interested in being a peer reviewer for Millennium's conference special issue. We welcome reviewers working on all areas related to the theme at all career stages. We are working to a very tight deadline, so we would be especially grateful if you would return your reviews as quickly as possible if requested.

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Please provide as many areas as you would like to and include both broad theoretical traditions and specific areas if applicable. Please include theoretical, empirical, epistemological, methodological, stylistic and other preferences.

We are working to extremely tight deadlines. To help us plan, please provide an indication of time constraints in the next four months.

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