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Effective Strategies for Getting Your Research Published in Journals: Insights from Rafael Ibarra Session

Learn how to navigate the publication process successfully, from review to revisions and final judgments. Get tips on managing deadlines and interacting with editors, reviewers, and proofreaders. Discover key actions to keep the process moving forward and connect with the journal team. Don't let setbacks discourage you—stay persistent and proactive in your publishing journey.

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Effective Strategies for Getting Your Research Published in Journals: Insights from Rafael Ibarra Session

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  1. How to Get Research Published in Journals Rafael Ibarra

  2. Session 7 • 13 Managing the process(122)

  3. The review process The post The revision The judgement: Acceptance Rejection Revision Production Subeditors Proofreaders Authors’ proofs 13 Managing the process

  4. Action points • There's a fine line between showing understandable enthusiasm and intrusive pestering. Unless a journal's Notes for Authors clearly state the expected review time, you are quite entitled to ask an editor how long you would be expected to wait before receiving a decision on your paper. If you have some kind of pressing deadline, such as a holiday scheduled for six weeks' or a month's time, then do say so.

  5. 14 Keeping it going • GET TO KNOW THE TEAM • Editors • Reviewers • Book reviewers • Research notes • DON’T GIVE UP

  6. Action points • General comments as a class

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