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With this Episode we cross the language border. It is the first and hopefully not the last Talking Anthropology Podcast in English so far.\nI had the good fortune to interview Prof. Helena Wulff from the University of Stockholm and we talked about scientific Journals, writing and the future of scientific communication. Enjoy!\n\nTopics of our show:\n\n * scientific Journals in general\n * "Social Anthropology" the EASA Journal\n * international ranked Journals\n * internal process of article selection in the Social Anthropology\n * new media opportunities for science and studying\n * some insights about Prof. Wulffs actual project about Ireland's writers\n * digital cultural forms\n * combination of Journalism and Science (in the Stockolm University)\n * the problem of representation\n\nResearch Links:\n\n * EASA Journal\n * Wiley Blackwell (publisher of Social Anthropology)\n * Prof. Helena Wulffs Profile on Stockholm University\n * the Mathew effect in science\n * Artikel \xfcber Aufdeckung von Plagiaten\n * WP: James Clifford\n * WP: Information Age\n * WP: Digital native\n * Intro: Extract from "Watt" by Samuel Backett\n\nLiterature:\n\n * GIBALDI, Joseph. 2003 (6. Aufl.). MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. New York.\n * KRUSE, Otto. 2002 (9. Aufl.). Keine Angst vor dem leeren Blatt: Ohne Schreibblockaden durchs Studium. Frankfurt/M.\n * ESSELBORN-KRUMBIEGEL, Helga. 2008. Von der Idee zum Text. Eine Anleitung zum wissenschaftlichen Schreiben. 3., u\u0308berarb. Aufl. Wien u.a.: Scho\u0308ningh.\n * KRUSE, Otto. 2007. Keine Angst vorm leeren Blatt. Ohne Schreibblockaden durchs Studium. 12., vo\u0308llig neu bearb. Aufl. Frankfurt/Main u.a.: Campus.\n * WOLFSBERGER, Judith. 2009. Frei geschrieben. Mut, Freiheit und Strategie fu\u0308r wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten. 2. Aufl. Wien u.a.: Bo\u0308hlau.\n\nAs always Feedback is very welcome in the comments and especially on iTunes.