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Publications

As part of our ongoing commitment to scholarship, Regimes Museum offers several programs for providing academic research and educational material to the public. Our publishing house, quarterly journal, and blog create the opportunities not only to learn more about our academic focus, but to publish your own findings.

“No thief, however skillful, can rob one of knowledge, and that is why knowledge is the best and safest treasure to acquire.” 

L. Frank Baum, The Lost Princess of Oz, 1917

Our Mission

RM Journal

The RM Journal is intended for academics, scholars, and students to have an opportunity to publish their research while enjoying the works of other contributors as well. This journal is intended for professional research articles that deal with human rights issues, repressive regimes, war, and other topics related to these general fields. This publication is also open to veterans and historical eyewitnesses to share their stories with the public. The RM Journal is published quarterly in February, May, August, and November.

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RM Press

The RM Press is our effort to become an in-house publisher for authors and researchers. It is an endeavor to bring non-fiction academic publications in the general fields of history and political science to scholars and students. This service started as an off-shoot of the RM Journal and aims to provide a platform for the publication and distribution of full manuscripts instead of articles.

 

RM Blog

The RM Blog features articles about tyranny and dictatorship in a more casual setting than a scholarly article or academic text. Contributions from the public are welcome!

 

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Affiliated Works

These publications were written by individuals associated with Regimes Museum, and contribute to our core mission.

 

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Regimes Museum's publication services are entirely volunteer-based, and all proceeds from the RM Journal and RM Press are used to further the organization's mission. To learn more, please contact us at regimesmuseum@gmail.com.

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