Western Sahara Review promotes the right of the Sahrawis to
self-determination.
It is politically independent. Its
objective is to provide a forum for analysis, debate and information about the
Sahrawi struggle. Contributions will include topics in the spheres of political
strategy and diplomacy, history, law, economics, and culture.
Articles published in the review are
the views of their authors, who may prefer to remain anonymous to readers but
must identify themselves to the editors. They may be written in English,
Spanish or French. Once accepted for publication, they will only be edited for
style and clarification. The review will be published on an occasional basis.
The intention is that the review's
content is original and does not repeat well known positions. It is not an
academic publication – although contributions from academics are welcomed – but
rather an attempt to provide readers with opinions and information with which
to advance the cause of self-determination, a cause that is currently at an
impasse. So, articles should be written in a style that is accessible to
readers who are not expert in particular disciplines.
Proposals for articles for future
editions of the review are welcomed, particularly from Sahrawis living under
occupation, in the camps, or in exile elsewhere.
Copyright for the articles and
photographs used remains with the originators.
The review is published on line free
of charge to make it accessible to as many people as possible. In return,
readers are asked to publicise its existence to others to ensure that it is
widely read and its articles widely discussed.
