Jamaica Journal
Peer-reviewed journal of Jamaican history, culture, science and the arts
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Jamaica Journal is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Institute of Jamaica since 1967, covering Jamaican history, culture, science and the arts. The Institute, founded in 1879, describes it as its premiere publication.
Subscriptions are sold directly: the publications page lists an annual local subscription of JA$3,000 for two issues and links to an online subscription form. Hard copies are sold at the Institute's gift shop and at selected pharmacies and bookshops, and digital editions are distributed through BookFusion.
The same page carries the Institute's other scholarly title, 76 King Street, a biennial journal on Marcus Garvey and Pan-Africanism, sold at the Marcus Mosiah Garvey Gift Shop at Liberty Hall and through BookFusion, with single issues priced from JA$1,800 or US$20 and institutional rates from JA$4,000 or US$45.
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