>Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 11:08:46 -0500 >From: "Office, SASE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Message about The International Scope Review >Sender: SASEMEM DISTRIBUTION LIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Approved-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-to: SASEMEM DISTRIBUTION LIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >MIME-version: 1.0 > >To: SASE members >From: Mary Grossman > >We have been asked to distribute the following message to SASE members. > > Dear Colleagues from the SASE, > > I wish to present The INTERNATIONAL SCOPE Review, the new journal >available on the web. > > The INTERNATIONAL SCOPE Review is an international journal distributed >over the World Wide Web, publishing in English and, if useful (bilateral >subjects), in other languages, articles on the current transformations >occurring in industrial countries. > > Although its quality policy is in accordance with the highest standards of >scientificity and creative problem-solving, it is addressing a broad public : >all persons or players who wish to understand better the world in which they >are living and acting. > > By linking the approaches to three fields : 1) Economic Policies, >Management and Capital-Labor Relationships, 2) Interethnic Relationships, 3) >Interpersonal Relationships. The INTERNATIONAL SCOPE Review offers a unique, >stimulating and innovative perspective on current changes in society and >economy. Doing so, The INTERNATIONAL SCOPE Review, while engaging with a wide >range of current political, economic and cultural topics, provides the readers >with a global perspective on what is occurring in our societies nowadays. >Truly global, interdisciplinary and cross-cultural, the journal is a response >to the need for a cross-sectional locus where to elaborate and launch >innnovative ideas. > > The journal is available freely to readers around the world, provided that >they have Internet access. While the journal utilizes the advantages of the >Internet, it offers the authors the same protection of their moral rights like >conventional journals, through the copyright and the protection of the >INTERNATIONAL SCOPE trademark. > > The Review is sponsored by INTERNATIONAL SCOPE, an independent consultancy >company based in Brussels. According to the will both of the Sponsor and of >the Review, the Review is fully independent of all powers or institutions and >totally > free to develop a critical approach on his own. > > The International Scope Review is also a catalyst for a movement of ideas, >a coalition of people who have come together to help shore up the moral, >social, economic and political environment. It is aiming at promoting shared >understanding and values for the development of an inclusive global community. > > The review started on January 1, 1999. You can visit the site at : > > www.internationalscope.com > > The first editorial inputs will take place in June 1999. > > The Editorial Board will be glad to examine submissions in any of the >concerned fields above. > > The Editorial Board also wishes to welcome new members. We would be >particularly interested in economists with a socioeconomic approach. > > Submissions and applications should be sent to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Could you please forward this message to all those who could be interested >? > > Thanks in advance. Friendly, > > Patrick HUNOUT > Chairman of the Editorial Board > The International Scope Review >
