Participants

Madeleine Markey¹; Tony Mason²; David Smith⁴; Rico Isaacs³;  ¹ Routledge, Taylor & Francis, UK;  ² Central European University (CEU) Press, UK;  ³ University of Lincoln; Central-Asian Survey, UK;  ⁴ University of Glasgow; Europe-Asia Studies, UK

Discussion

Publishers from Routledge, Taylor & Francis and Central European University (CEU) Press will share their advice for publishing in academic journals and books, including how to choose a target journal or publisher, how to write and submit your article or book proposal, peer review, ethics and predatory publishing. We will be joined by journal Editors from Central Asian Survey, East European Politics, Europe-Asia Studies and Journal of Baltic Studies, who will share their top tips for submitting your journal article and what Editors look for in a submission. Two book authors will share their experiences – one an ECR currently working on a book based on her doctoral research, and the other a published author.
There will be plenty of time for discussion and Q&A from the floor. This session is primarily aimed at Early Career Researchers, but will be of interest to anybody looking to deepen their understanding of journal or book publishing or current issues in scholarly publishing.

Participants:
• Madeleine Markey – Routledge, Taylor & Francis
• Tony Mason – Central European University (CEU) Press
• Dorothea Schaefter - Routledge, Taylor & Francis
• Lenka Bustikova – University of Florida; East-European Politics
• Rolf Hellebust – Canadian Slavonic Papers
• Rico Isaacs – University of Lincoln; Central-Asian Survey
• Michael Loader - University of Glasgow; Journal of Baltic Studies
• David Smith – University of Glasgow; Europe-Asia Studies
• Margaret Tejerizo – University of Glasgow; Slavonica
• Mischa Gabowitsch – Research Center for the History of Transformations (RECET)
• Johana Wyss – King’s College London