Institute of Latin American Studies Book Proposal Form

The Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) welcomes proposals for publications to its in-house series from established and early career scholars within the field of Latin American and Caribbean studies. We recommended that authors and editors proposing publications read the Guidelines for Submission, which include an overview of the aims and intentions of the ILAS series and guidance on the type of disciplines covered through the series.

Proposed title and subtitle (provisional)Authors/editorsLength (number of words, to the nearest thousand)Expected submission date (month and year)Please provide a brief description of the proposed book’s scope and content, considering

The importance of the proposed subject

The academic significance of the proposed work and the scholarly contribution it will make to the field.

Publication type (please delete as appropriate):

Single author / Two or more authors / Edited collection

Market: main audience (please delete or add as appropriate)

Students / Academics / Practitioners / Policymakers / Other (please specify)

Market: associations. Please note any academic associations or professional bodies who might be interested in this publicationMarket: country. Please indicate which country or territory the book will generate the most interest, sales and impactIs this publication the outcome or conference or workshop proceedings? If yes, please provide details of the event (title, location, date)Are you planning to include any third-party material (photographs, tables, etc.) in your publication? If so please specify

Are you planning to include any work that has been previously published elsewhere in your publications? If so please specifyDo you want this publication to be peer reviewed?

☐Yes☐No

Do you want this publication to be available as an e-book?

☐Yes☐No

Please return the attached form to ILAS@sas.ac.uk along with:

An abstract and outline of the contents of your proposed publication, including a list of chapter titles and abstracts for each chapter abstracts (300 words maximum per abstract);

An academic CV of the proposer(s); A list of contributors and their affiliations (if proposing a collected volume).