journal editor
Manuscript decision maker
A journal editor oversees the publication of an academic or professional periodical, selecting which submitted manuscripts merit publication after peer review.
The editor shapes the journal's direction, recruits reviewers, and makes final decisions on content.
She served as journal editor for fifteen years.
In personal journals, an editor might be software or a person who helps organize entries.
- authorsCreators of written works
- special issueThemed, standalone publication
- open accessFree public scholarly content
- trade publicationsMagazines for professionals
- proofreaderOne who corrects texts
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- editorschief editors, managing editors, copyeditor, copy editors, news editors
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- scientistsbiologist, Einstein, anthropologist, Darwin, chemist
- scholarsscholar, professors, professor, researcher, researchers
- philosophy worldethicist, logician, metaphysician, epistemologist, aesthetician
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