Students, Recent Graduates, and Junior Scholars in the Academia: An Analysis of the Impact of IAPSS Politikon in the Academic Careers of its Authors

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This survey seeks two objectives: first, to analyze students, recent graduates, and young scholars´ involvement in academic publishing, specifically through the study of the impact that publication in Politikon has had on their academic careers. Second, to study the impact that the editorial process in Politikon has had in their careers.
The results of this standardized self-administered web survey (using SurveyMonkey) will be analyzed to assess authors´ motivations to publish with Politikon, their satisfaction with the process, and the ways the journal and IAPSS have helped their early careers through the dissemination of new ideas, especially to those who come from less developed regions such as Africa or Latin America
The data will be used for these purposes only.
1.How did you hear about IAPSS Politikon?(Required.)
2.Which of the following best describes you?
3.How many manuscripts have you published in IAPSS Politikon?(Required.)
4.Why did you choose to publish with IAPSS Politikon?(Required.)
5.After the submission of your manuscript, was there any correction before acceptance?
6.How many manuscripts have you worked on as an editorial team member?
7.Since the first time you published with IAPSS Politikon, do you feel that your career as a junior scholar has improved?(Required.)
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