Peer Review Guidelines

Abstract

The Journal of Ethics in Publishing welcomes articles, case studies, and conference presentations from scholars, students, and professionals on topics including, but not limited to, diversity and inclusion, accessibility, peer review, open access, sustainability, publishing metrics, equity, and other aspects and issues of ethics in publishing. Papers from underrepresented voices are especially encouraged to submit. Scholarly articles, case studies, and applied ethics (“Making the World Better” projects) are subject to peer review. Peer review will generally comprise double-masked peer review (wherein neither the author nor the reviewer know each other’s identity); the journal may also experiment, with authors’ permission, in alternative forms of peer review.