ABOUT ÑAWPA PACHA
Ñawpa Pacha: Journal of the Institute of Andean Studies was established in 1963 by John Howland Rowe, founder of the Institute of Andean Studies. The name Ñawpa Pacha means "antiquity" in Quechua, the Inca language. It is published in two issues per annual volume, in June and December. Ñawpa Pacha is indexed in the Scopus Abstract and Citation Database by Elsevier.
PRINT AND ONLINE ACCESS
Active and Corresponding members who have paid their dues receive online access to all current and past issues.
Active members can pay slightly higher dues and receive print copies of the journal in addition to their online access.
Many universities, colleges, and other institutions subscribe to Ñawpa Pacha as part of a bundle of academic journals. A limited number of institutions, mostly in Latin America, receive Ñawpa Pacha at no cost by arrangement between the Institute of Andean Studies and our publisher, Taylor & Francis.
Tables of contents, abstracts, and sample content are free to anyone at Taylor & Francis Online, where non-members and institutions may subscribe or buy articles or recent issues.
All articles over seven years old are available on JSTOR, and are free to anyone through JSTOR's "Register & Read" program .
FOR AUTHORS
Manuscripts may be submitted in the author's native language, and will generally be published in the language in which they are written. Please see the links to the right for more details.
ETHICS
Research must be conducted legally and ethically to be published. Research is considered legal if it conformed to law when it was conducted, or has been subsequently determined to be legal by an appropriate authority.
