Atlanta Studies is an open-access, multimedia web-based journal published by the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship, on behalf of the Atlanta Studies Network.

Atlanta Studies features innovative scholarship that takes advantage of the internet’s capabilities to deliver audio, video, images, text, and data to facilitate new ways of organizing and presenting research. We publish articles, notes, reviews, and videos from the scholars, writers, artists, and activists who are writing the next chapters in our city’s story. Examining Atlanta from a wide range of perspectives, we offer thoughtful analyses of the metro region’s past and present for a public audience. We aim to be critical when addressing Atlanta’s problems and a tad boosterish when assessing its possibilities. We believe a city is no better than its scholarship, and we hope you’ll tune in and take part. 

All articles submitted to Atlanta Studies undergo rigorous peer review by a combination of the journal’s staff, editorial board and ad hoc peer reviewers. Atlanta Studies is freely available to individuals and institutions and there are no charges to submit work to the journal. Authors publishing in the journal retain copyright over their content with limited rights granted to Atlanta Studies. 

Atlanta Studies archives all its publication materials within Emory’s Libraries and Information Technology Services (LITS) and is committed to providing a stable digital presence for content.

ISSN: 2471-3147