Australian Journal of Parapsychology
(ISSN: 1445-2308)
Annual Subscription to Australian Journal of Parapsychology is AUD $70.00 ($50.00 for enrolled students), which includes postage for two issues per year. To place your subscription, click here.
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A year’s subscription to the Australian Journal of Parapsychology includes two issues of the AIPR’s newsletter, THE AIPR NEWS, free of charge. The newsletter contains non-technical accounts of parapsychological research, psychical investigations, and short topical articles on paranormal themes and events. Past issues in PDF format are available for free download, click here. Subscribers to the Australian Journal of Parapsychology are invited to contribute to the newsletter. For more information about the journal or THE AIPR NEWS, contact: Dr. Lance Storm
The Australian Journal of Parapsychology is a peer-reviewed publication published twice yearly in hard copy and e-copy (June and December); full-text articles are available online on the Informit website (https://search.informit.org/journal/ajp) (RMIT Publishing), and all EBSCOHost Academic Search databases (full-text articles available on Academic Search Ultimate).
The Journal welcomes theoretical or experimental papers on topics to do with anomalous psychology and so-called paranormal phenomena, including extra-sensory perception (ESP), psychokinesis (PK), and life after death. We are open to new ideas and will consider all submissions. Note, however, that we are not a ‘New Age’ or religious journal. Our basic aim is to present articles that are accessible to the intelligent layperson.
All submissions must demonstrate clarity of expression and originality, and any evidence of in-text plagiarism will be rejected. If authors have used AI tools, they must declare how they have used them (e.g., in their Methods), and highlight any specific text that is AI-generated. NB: We use plagiarism and AI Checkers.
To make the editorial task easier we ask that contributors submit articles in the style and format exemplified in this journal, which follows the style authorised by the American Psychological Association (APA). In particular, a theoretical or experimental paper must include an abstract and a reference section that follows this style. Note that we tend to use Australian rather than American spelling.
When assessing submission quality, the editorial board and our peer-reviewers follow the guidelines on good publication practice as detailed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
Authors may wish to register their proposed parapsychological experiments, even before they start gathering their data.
Contributions can be sent as attachments to e-mail messages to Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lance Storm, or posted as hard-copy or disk to:
Dr. Lance Storm
School of Psychology
Adelaide University
Adelaide SA 5005
Australia
Once a manuscript is accepted for publication, the author (or first author if the article is a co-authored submission) will be notified of an approximate publication date, whereupon it will be understood that permission to print is granted (unless the author and/or co-authors withdraw).
Upon publication, the AIPR, Inc., holds copyright on the article, and authors must secure approval from the editor before seeking to re-publish (in English or any language translation thereof), or re-print, in part or whole, in any form.
The Australian Journal of Parapsychology is listed with the online database Informit (RMIT Publishing), all EBSCOHost Academic Search databases, and full-text is available on Academic Search Ultimate.
- Dr. Laurence Browne: coincidences and synchronicity (Brisbane, QLD, Australia)
- Dr. Callum Cooper: afterlife, altered states of consciousness, sense of presence experiences, sensory deprivation (Northampton, UK)
- Dr. Alexander De Foe: social neuroscience and developmental neuroanthropology (Melbourne, VIC, Australia)
- Dr. Vladimir Dubaj: survival of consciousness (Melbourne, VIC, Australia)
- Dr. Monika Goretzki: Transpersonal psychology, states of consciousness (Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia)
- Dr. James Houran: anomalistics, clinical psychology (Austin, TX, USA)
- Assoc. Prof. Harvey Irwin (retired): parapsychology, psychology (Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia)
- Dr. Tony Jinks: perception, anomalous experiences (Sydney, NSW, Australia)
- Professor Stanley Krippner: psychology, parapsychology (San Francisco, CA, USA)
- Mr. Colin Mitchell: physics, philosophy (Melbourne/Adelaide, Australia)
- Professor Vernon M. Neppe: neuropsychiatry, behavioural neurology, consciousness research, psychopharmacology, phenomenology, dimensional biopsychophysics (Seattle, WA, USA)
- Dr. Lance Storm: parapsychology; psychology (Adelaide, SA, Australia)
- Dr. Patrizio Tressoldi: phenomenology and physiology of intuition, nonlocal mind functions, augmented cognition, and quantum physics (Padova, Italia)