Journal of Semitic Studies
The Journal of Semitic Studies, was established at the University of Manchester in 1955. It is now edited by members of Middle Eastern Studies and Religions and Theology at Manchester and published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the University. JSS has built up an international reputation as one of the leading academic journals in its field, with individual and institutional subscribers in some 45 countries and many distinguished scholars among its contributors.
It has always been a central part of the Journal's editorial policy to encompass a broad range of research within Semitic studies, with particular emphasis given to languages and literatures of both the ancient and the modern Middle East. Each issue is designed to reflect this breadth, as well as to maintain a balance of items of interest to both Arabists and Hebraists. Book reviews comprise up to half of each issue, providing extensive coverage of new publications from Europe, America and the Middle East.
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