Journal of Anthropological Films
Nordic Anthropological Film Association (NAFA) · Norway
Aims & Scope
Journal of Anthropological Films (JAF) publishes original, empirically based contributions that present new insights to the study of human behaviour through audio-visual means. Contributions should be based on anthropological or equivalent longer term fieldwork and methods of research. The films should be directed towards an academic community, for use in research and teaching of academic disciplines concerned with the cultural and social diversity of the world, and universal ideas and values. As JAF will be published as Open Access, the films will have a potential of reaching a wider audience with an interest in themes of anthropological concern.
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Frequently asked questions about Journal of Anthropological Films
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What is the impact factor of Journal of Anthropological Films?
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Is Journal of Anthropological Films indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Journal of Anthropological Films is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Journal of Anthropological Films?
Journal of Anthropological Films (JAF) publishes original, empirically based contributions that present new insights to the study of human behaviour through audio-visual means. Contributions should be based on anthropological or equivalent longer term fieldwork and methods of research. The films should be directed towards an academic community, for use in research and teaching of academic disciplines concerned with the cultural and social diversity of the world, and universal ideas and values. As JAF will be published as Open Access, the films will have a potential of reaching a wider audience
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