About LAJOP
Papers for publication in the journal are accepted throughout the year.
All submissions are subject to blind-review by two/three reviewers.
All submissions should be sent electronically to [email protected]
Events
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Ethics After Darwin: Completing The Revolution
15 Jul 2020 -
The Rape Scourge and Sexual Violence: A Philosophical Reflection
19 Jun 2020 -
How Arts and Humanities Degree Make Marketable Entrepreneurial Skills
18 Nov 2019 -
Glocal Conversations On The Journey Of Logic In African Philosophy
13 Jul 2016 -
The Open Society and Its Imperatives to Nigeria for Effective Peace and Security Governance
29 Mar 2019
Guidelines for Authors
Please submit your papers following the guidelines below:
- The recommended reference style is APA (6th Edition)
- Abstract (not be more than 250 words); keywords (minimum of four, not more than six)
- Use British spelling and punctuation
- Run spell-check, and double check the grammar
- Use minimal formatting (don’t use built-in styles):
- Use 12-pt. Times New Roman throughout, including notes
- Use double line-spacing except notes, extracts, and references
- Use justification to align text both to the right and left margins
- Indent prose extracts (Ctl+M); add a blank line before and after
- Use bold to indicate heading levels
- Use handing indents (Ctl+T) with cursor anywhere in the entry for reference entries
- Paper must not exceed 4000 words, and must be prepared for blindreview
- Submission should be accompanied by a separate file containing your brief bio-sketch (not more than 300 words) to include name and contact information (affiliation, address, telephone number, and e-mail address).
Mohammed Akinola Akomolafe, PhD
Dr. Mohammed Akomolafe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, LASU.
He is currently the Ag. Head of the department.
He was the pioneer editor of LAJOP, and the current editor-in-chief of the journal.
Mohammed Akinola Akomolafe, PhD
Editor-in-Chief
LASU JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
Dr. Mohammed Akomolafe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, LASU.
He is currently the Ag. Head of the department.
He was the pioneer editor of LAJOP, and the current editor-in-chief of the journal.