Readers’ Contributions and Presence in the New Stage of the Integration & Trade Journal
Integration & Trade sets out to lay down communication mechanisms with its readers, who are also potential contributors. The Journal will progressively apply four editorial modalities.
- The first, through calls for papers, is somewhat like the dynamics applied in the past, but will now be restricted to specific issues. These will then be the topics according to which respective issues are organized. To this effect, any announcements and invitations to submit articles will be issued at the relevant time. Any articles received will be assessed and those selected will be published.
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Deadline for paper submission: July 31, 2010.
- The second modality aims to gather feedback from readers on issues and matters dealt with in previous issues of the Journal. It consists of a Comments Section comprising opinions on published articles, panels, or interviews.
- Third, the Journal will promote more open modalities of interaction: on the one hand, a standing invitation to submit reviews of books and publications related to the disciplines and focus of the Journal and its readers.
- On the other, and as the fourth modality, a section of readers’ letters dealing with information or facts pertaining to the Journal’s main issues.
In all cases, rules and guidelines on focus, length, and format will be provided for submitting works in all four of the above modalities.
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