From Manuscript Submission to Accepted Article: The Process at HSR
From Manuscript Submission to Accepted Article: The Process at HSR
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从稿件提交到文章被接受:HSR 的流程
DOI:
10.1111/1475-6773.00159
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
A. Flood
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作者:
H. Luft;A. Flood
By the time this editorial is printed, we will have been coeditors for almost a year, and we thought it time to offer some observations based on our experience to date. While it would be fun to share our stories of awards the journal has received for the excellence of our authors' work, agonizing decisions involved in the process of accepting a paper, or even the re-markable improvements in some manuscripts based on reviewers' comments, we will save those for another time. Instead, we offer an insider perspective on the process by which (some) manuscripts become published HSR papers. This process has been a major focus for us in the last year because of the transitions we have been making in the “back office” functions here at HSR. Having submitted many articles ourselves to HSR and other journals, however, we recognize how often the author is in the dark about what is happening with his or her paper and how a little information might be helpful to everyone. What follows is a description of how things should operate, recognizing that there are occasional exceptions and that some of the details will change as we make yet another transition to a new web-based submission and management system. (More on that at the end of this editorial.)