EDITORIAL
Updated
2008-12-19
Dear reader,
Climate change is definitely de-regulating our planet. In the northern hemisphere, between Brussels, London, Berlin and Paris, autumn came together with burgeoning activities in the Internationalist Review: new ideas blossomed; projects flourished… strange phenomena in a context of autumn leaves!
First of all, we are happy to inform you that the internationalist review will subsequently evolve: a new editorial line, called Gaya Scienza is now being developed, and a brand-new website is on the pipeline. This latter will enclose a correspondents system, a more interactive and user-friendly way of contributing to our review as a regular correspondent. This innovation is also a good reason to implement more attractive design and functions in the new website. In other words, 2009 will be a year of intensive enrollment of correspondents: if you haven’t contributed yet, it will be the right moment!
A second good news is that the European Master Thesis Award will be repeated for 2010. The call for master theses will begin in 2009 and we hope to receive a lot of applications from different countries in order to make this project a full-fledged international event! So keep this in mind are get prepared to make your thesis read and discussed!
Finally, the Internationalist Review is recruiting volunteers for helping us in the implementation of the new editorial line and in the enrollment of new correspondents. Since the beginning, the review is run by motivated and enthusiastic individuals; more than ever, we need this support! Get in touch with us at contact@internationalistreview.com.
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