The contributions sent for publication to Studia Universitatis Petru Maior. Philologia are analyzed by a Reviewing Comission formed by Acad. Nicolae Manolescu, Prof. Alexandru Nicolescu, PhD, Prof. Cornel Moraru, PhD., Prof. Al. Cistelecan, PhD., Prof. Iulian Boldea, PhD., Assoc. Prof. Ramona Hosu, PhD.
Consequently to the assessment of the scientific and ideatic content and to the establishment of the degree of originality and novelty promoted by the respective studies and articles, the comission will decide the publication in Studia Universitatis Petru Maior. Philologia. The materials that do not meet the publication requirements might be returned to their author in order to improve their content and form.
The reviewing process is based on rigurous criteria of performance, content and expression, aiming to publish only the results of research that are genuinely competitive on a national and international level.
One of the most important criteria is the degree of insertion in the contemporary trend of approach proved by the article. Thus, the contributions that will be prioritary are those providing, by their premises, theoretical positions and direct references on which they are built, a distinctive integration in the contemporary debate of ideas, as well as interest for innovation and originality.
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Studies and articles submitted for publication in the journal are brought to the attention of the Review Committee, composed of foreign and national professors, members or correspondents of the Romanian Academy.
The analysis of the scientific content is carried out through rigorous scientific criteria, aiming at promoting a certain degree of novelty and originality, accuracy and proven scientific rigorousness of materials submitted by the authors to the editorial team. We aim to promote articles regarding areas of international scientific interest as well as encouragement of research done by academics at home and abroad.
The articles submitted are reviewed by external experts before being published, using a peer review system. The Editorial Board retains the right to reject articles that do not meet academic requirements or send to the author the article to be revised, in order to meet the requirements of the review. We do not accept articles which have been published, or have been submitted for publication in other journals or volumes.
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