When editing of your review has been completed and it has been selected--by field--for inclusion in a specific issue, its file name is listed here by issue together with a projected publication date. The file name of a standard review is composed of the first four letters of the author's surname, a hyphen, the first three letters of the reviewers surname, and the final three digits of our cycle tracking number. A review of a book by John Smith, reviewed by Mary Jones, with a tracking number of 3127 would have a file name of SMIT-JON.127. The file names of review articles are made up of the first eight characters of the reviewer's surname and final three tracking-number digits. A review article by David Rhoneburg with a tracking number of 2199 would have a file name of RHONEBUR.199.Reviews are published in order of receipt according to slots available in their geographical and topical fields: Africa and Middle East; The Americas; Asia and the Pacific; Europe; and General, Comparative, and Historiographical. Books in smaller fields tend to appear in print a little more rapidly than books in larger ones. Depending on print queues, it can take from six to twelve months for a review to appear in published form. Edit queries, missing contracts, or incomplete submissions can add to delays. This section of the Website is updated when we receive editor's copies of the journal: ca. 1 November, 1 February, 1 May, and 1 August.

Click on the issue number to see which reviews appear in it.