About the Journal

Somanlu: Journal of Amazonian Studies is a semiannual publication linked to the Graduate Program in Society and Culture in the Amazonia (PPGSCA) at the Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM). Created in 2000, the journal provides a space for the scientific dissemination of research in the Humanities produced about and from the Amazonia region.

With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinarity, Somanlu accepts contributions for its thematic dossiers and on a rolling basis, publishing original articles, reviews, methodological notes, and interviews. Submissions are accepted in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.

Electronic ISSN: 2316-4123 | DOI: 10.69696 | QUALIS: B3

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Call for papers for dossier (2025.2 Edition) – The Nexus of Crises in the Amazon: Climate, Biodiversity, and Health

2025-10-18

The submission period is now open for scientific articles for the dossier The Nexus of Crises in the Amazon: Climate, Biodiversity, and Health of Somanlu: Journal of Amazonian Studies, to be published in the second half of 2025. Submissions must be made by November 21, 2025.

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Current Issue

Vol. 25 No. 1 (2025): A Amazônia Brasileira em análise: poder, atores e dinâmicas políticas em trajetória recente
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In this edition, Somanlu: Journal of Amazonian Studies presents the dossier “The Brazilian Amazon under Analysis: Power, Actors, and Political Dynamics in Recent Trajectory”, consisting of five works that critically examine contemporary political dynamics in the region, covering the federal, state, and municipal levels. Additionally, this issue includes two texts in the open-theme section and an article in tribute to the Amazonian writer Márcio Souza, one of the most important intellectuals and interpreters of the Amazon.

Published: 2025-09-09

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