Anuarul Muzeului Naţional al Literaturii Române din Iaşi

Aims & Scope

General norms We accept contributions from the fields of history of culture, literature, museology, cultural heritage, on the account that the proposal was not previously published or submitted for peer-review at other journals; We accept materials written in the following languages: Romanian, English, French or German; We recommend that the text, along with its annexes, to fall under the 20-page margin; The article should be submitted in an editable format (.doc, .docx, .rtf, .odt); Small illustrations (.jpg, .png, .bmp, .gif, .psd, .cdr, orderly named: fig. 1, fig. 2, etc.) and/or the graphics & tables can be inserted in the body of the text or at the end of the material; The deadline for submissions is April 30th every year; The official address for proposal submission and general correspondence is anuar.mnlri[at]gmail.com . Formatting rules 1. The text formatting shall fall within the specified references: Times New Roman font, size 12, spacing 1.5, justified alignment. 2. The materials shall be accompanied by: a title and an abstract in English / French / German, as well as 5 relevant keywords; a short bio containing the name, profession, institutional affiliation and the email address of the author. 3. The bibliographical references will be placed in the footer of the page, following the minimal norms of the Romanian Academy Publishing House ( Annex 1 ). Peer review process The Yearbook of the Iaşi National Museum of Romanian Literature seeks to raise the quality of the published articles and studies by promoting the peer review practice by established specialists from the fields of history of culture, literature, museology and cultural heritage. The procedure is fulfilled by reviewers co-opted on a yearly basis, as follows: Stage 1 . Initial evaluation. All the articles and studies are firstly read and evaluated by the editorial board. At this stage, depending on the case, minor adjustments, such as missing references, missing parts of the text, issues related to illustrations, etc., can be requested, while being returned to the authors. The maximum processing period between the article`s submission and the issue of an initial response is two months. The articles and the studies that fulfill the minimum requirements automatically enter the second phase of evaluation. Stage 2 . The review by experts. Every article will be read by an external and independent specialist reviewer, without the knowledge of the author ʼ s name. The review will take place within two months from the moment of the article ʼ s submission, and will follow the principles stated in the dedicated form ( Annex 2 ). The name of the reviewer will not be communicated to the author (Double-Blind Peer Review). Stage 3 . The reviewing report is analyzed and a decision is taken for each article, followed by a period in which the article is sent back to the author for the appropriate changes to be made (where applicable). The author shall return the material to the editorial board within two months with a clear ready to print mention. There are no fees for processing and publication of articles. The authors will assign the non-exclusive rights of reproduction and dissemination of articles throughout the existence of the yearbook. The authors will comply with the Romanian copyright legislation. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited. The Editorial Board does not assume responsibility for any type of plagiarism. The authors are fully responsible for their own content.

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