The Northern Review

..a multidisciplinary journal of the arts and social sciences of the North

The Northern Review is published at Yukon College. It is the only peer-reviewed journal in Canada devoted exclusively to northern issues and published north of 60. Since 1988, it has published a broad range of circumpolar human issues and topics. The editors invite scholarly articles, book reviews and literary and visual art that pertain to human experience in and thought about the Circumpolar North. The journal publishes two issues a year, in spring and fall.

Next Issue

Number 31 (Fall 2009) Special literary issue: a collection of northern poetry, fiction and essays

Current Issue (June 2009)

Number 30 (Spring 2009) Contents [PDF]
Includes special collection on the social economy of northern Canada.

Recent Issues

Number 29 (Fall 2008) Contents [PDF]
Special Issue. The Northern Research Institute: Fifteen Years of Building Yukon Resarch Capacity.

Number 28 (Spring 2008) Contents [PDF]
Includes special collection on rapid landscape change and human response in the Arctic and Subarctic.

Number 27 (Fall 2007) Contents [PDF]
Festschrift in Honour of Aron Senkpiel.

Number 25/26 (Summer 2005) Contents [PDF]
Special collection of papers on governance in the provincial norths, in addition to general articles.

Submission Guidelines

Northern Review Guidelines [PDF]

Subscriptions

Annual subscriptions include two issues. Cheques or money orders are payable to “The Northern Review, c/o Yukon College.” VISA and Mastercard are accepted. The subscription rates may change without notice. All rates are in Canadian dollars.

Canadian Subscriptions (includes GST and shipping)

Individual $31.50   |    Institutional $47.25   |    Students (with ID) $21.00

USA & International Subscriptions (includes shipping)

Individual $35.00   |    Institutional $47.00   |    Students (with ID) $25.00

Back Issues

Back issues may be ordered from the managing editor and are also available in microform from Micromedia, 20 Victoria St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5H 2N8. Requests for reproduction permission should be addressed to the Managing Editor.