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How to fill out special issue proposal form

1. Start by downloading the special issue proposal form from the official website of the organization.
2. Read the instructions and guidelines provided in the form carefully to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in the necessary details such as the title of the special issue, the proposed editors, and the scope of the issue.
4. Provide a brief summary of the proposed special issue and explain its significance in the field of research.
5. Include a list of potential contributors, their affiliations, and their areas of expertise relevant to the special issue.
6. Outline the expected timeline for the special issue, including the submission deadline, review process, and expected publication date.
7. Attach any additional supporting documents or references that are required, such as a CV or previous publications related to the proposed topic.
8. Review and proofread the completed form to ensure accuracy and coherency.
9. Submit the filled-out special issue proposal form through the designated method specified in the instructions.
10. Await confirmation or feedback from the organization regarding the acceptance of the special issue proposal.

Who needs special issue proposal form?

1. Researchers or scholars who wish to propose a special issue for a journal or publication.
2. Editors or individuals responsible for overseeing the publication of a journal who want to invite submissions for a specific theme or topic.
3. Organizations or academic institutions that require a formal proposal for a special issue as part of their publication process.

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What is special issue proposal form?

A special issue proposal form is a document that organizations submit to request approval for a special issue within a journal or publication, typically outlining the rationale, contributors, and proposed content.

Who is required to file special issue proposal form?

Generally, academic researchers, guest editors, or organizations looking to propose a special issue in a journal are required to file this form.

How to fill out special issue proposal form?

To fill out the special issue proposal form, one must provide details such as the title of the special issue, the rationale for the topic, potential contributors, and an outline of the proposed articles.

What is the purpose of special issue proposal form?

The purpose of the special issue proposal form is to gain approval from the editorial board of a journal to publish a collection of articles focused on a specific theme or topic.

What information must be reported on special issue proposal form?

The information required typically includes the proposed title, justification for the issue, an outline of content, names and affiliations of contributors, and timelines for submission and publication.