A Quarterly Peer-Reviewed International Open Access Research Publication • ISSN 2277-2219
Aims, Scope, Key Subject Areas, and Publication Standards of JALIS
The Journal of Advances in Library and Information Science (JALIS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access quarterly publication that disseminates original research and review articles relevant to library science and its applications across various library functions. JALIS publishes four regular issues per calendar year.
The main aim of the Journal of Advances in Library and Information Science (JALIS) is to publish original research articles and studies that describe the latest research and developments in the area of Library and Information Science. The journal publishes articles that are judged by critical reviewers to make substantial contributions in the field. The journal covers all areas of Library and Information Science, Technology, and interdisciplinary research.
Key subject areas covered by JALIS include, but are not limited to:
Research papers are limited to a maximum length of 3,500 words (equivalent to 10 typed A4 pages, including figures but excluding references) and should present original research findings clearly and concisely. These papers may report on theoretical frameworks, laboratory experiments, or field test results.
Review articles, spanning a maximum of 5,000 words (or 20 typed A4 pages including figures, again excluding references), should survey, integrate, and critically analyze recent developments and accumulated knowledge within a particular subject area. The journal also invites submission of review articles from recognized subject experts at the discretion of the Editor.
JALIS adheres to international standards that ensure the highest quality and relevance of published works in the field of library and information science.
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