Journal of International Relations

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FAQs

1. What is the acceptance rate for the Journal of International Relations?

The acceptance rate for the Journal of International Relations is competitive, as we prioritize publishing high-quality, original research. Each manuscript undergoes a rigorous peer review process to ensure it meets our academic standards. We recommend authors submit well-researched, innovative, and clearly written papers to increase their chances of acceptance.

2. Can I submit multiple papers to the Journal of International Relations at the same time?

We ask that authors only submit one paper to the Journal of International Relations at a time. If your submission is rejected or you receive feedback that requires significant revision, you can submit a new paper or resubmit a revised version after addressing the reviewers’ comments.

3. How long will it take to get feedback after submitting my paper?

Typically, authors can expect feedback within 2-3 weeks after submission. This timeline can vary depending on reviewer availability, but we strive to provide timely and constructive feedback to help authors improve their work.

4. Do I retain copyright over my work after it is published in the Journal of International Relations?

Yes, authors retain copyright over their work when publishing in the Journal of International Relations. However, by submitting to the journal, authors grant us a license to distribute, share, and display the work under an open-access model, ensuring that your research reaches a broad global audience.

5. What happens if I don’t agree with the reviewers’ feedback?

If you don’t agree with the reviewers’ feedback, you can provide a detailed response explaining your viewpoint and how you plan to revise the manuscript. The editorial team will consider your response when making a final decision. Our goal is to foster constructive dialogue between authors and reviewers to improve the quality of research.

6. Can I request specific reviewers for my paper?

While we do not allow authors to directly select specific reviewers, you can suggest potential reviewers when submitting your paper. These suggestions are considered by the editorial team, who will select independent experts in the field to review your work.

7. Is there a limit to the number of authors on a paper?

There is no strict limit to the number of authors, but we encourage authorship teams to include only those who have made significant intellectual contributions to the work. We expect all authors to meet ethical standards of authorship and acknowledge contributions appropriately.

8. How do I track the status of my submission?

Once you submit your paper, you will receive a submission ID that allows you to track its progress through the review and decision process. You can check the status via the journal’s submission portal or contact the editorial team for updates.

9. What types of articles does the Journal of International Relations prioritize?

The Journal of International Relations prioritizes original research articles, theoretical papers, and empirical studies that contribute to the field of international relations. Topics may include diplomacy, security, global governance, human rights, international law, and other areas impacting global relations.

10. Can I submit supplementary data or materials with my article?

Yes, you can submit supplementary data or materials along with your article. These can include datasets, appendices, or additional documentation that support your findings. We encourage authors to share supplementary materials that help provide further context or enhance the clarity of their work.

How are articles promoted after they are published?

After your article is published in the Journal of International Relations, we promote it through various channels including social media, academic platforms, and email newsletters to ensure maximum visibility. As an open-access journal, your research is freely available to readers worldwide, enhancing its potential for citation and academic impact.