Publishing Model
SAER JOURNAL / PUBLICATION INDEX
SAER Journal follows a continuous publication model in which articles are published in the current open issue once peer review and publication preparation have been completed.
The journal publishes four issues per year. Accepted articles are published online without waiting for the entire issue to be completed. The publication model is based on peer review, open access, and the continuity of the scholarly record.
PUBLICATION FRAMEWORK
Publication Model
The core components that define the publication structure of SAER Journal.
B.01 Continuous Publication Accepted articles are published without waiting for the issue to be completed.
B.02 Publication Frequency The journal publishes four issues per year.
B.03 Peer Review Submissions undergo an independent scholarly review process.
B.04 Open Access Published articles are made freely available online.
B.05 Licensing Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
PUBLICATION PROCESS
From Review to Publication
The principal stages from manuscript submission to online publication.
01
Submission
The manuscript is submitted through the journal's online system.
02
Editorial Review
Scope, scholarly suitability, and basic publication requirements are assessed.
03
Peer Review
The manuscript is submitted to independent reviewers for scholarly evaluation.
04
Editorial Decision
An editorial decision is made in light of the reviewers' reports.
05
Online Publication
Following publication preparation, the article is added to the current open issue.
PUBLISHING PRINCIPLES
Publishing Principles
Core principles concerning scholarly access, academic record, and editorial evaluation.
Open and Digital Publication
Published articles are made freely available online in full text under the CC BY 4.0 license.
Scholarly Record and Metadata
Bibliographic information is provided through standardized metadata structures, while OAI-PMH supports data exchange with scholarly information systems.
Editorial Independence
Publication decisions are based on scholarly quality, relevance to the journal's aims and scope, ethical principles, and independent peer review.