Journal of Danubian Studies and Research

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About the Journal Frequency: 2 issues per year (October) Print ISSN: 2284 – 5224 Online ISSN: 2392 – 8050 Author Guidelines Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement Peer Review Process Journal of Danubian Studies and Research is included in the following international databases (BDI): DOAJ; ProQuest. Focus and Scope The Journal of Danubian Studies and Research is a trilingual publication (English, French, and Russian) of the Danubian Studies and Research Center; it represents a scientific debate on the broad issue of the Danubian context. Although it seems circumscribed to the local area, the journal opens towards cultural studies, Europeanism, and cross-border realities, having as objective the reconstruction of an area of excellence in a significant part of Europe - the Danube Basin, with all that it implies in a high intellectual academic approach. Through the collaboration of universities in the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, there are created the premises for opening towards other institutions of higher education in Central and SE Europe. We aim at having a Danubian community focused on a well defined problematic, thus creating a high-quality scientific publication. JDSR is a blind peer-review journal. All research articles in this journal undergo rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymous refereeing by at least 3 anonymous referees. The peer-review process is essential in terms of quality as the articles that have undertaken the process are considered highly credible because they have undergone scrutiny by experts with particular knowledge in the topic. The primary aims of peer review are 2-fold: to decide whether or not an article should be published (based on quality and relevance to the journal), and to improve the article before publication. FEE The journal does not charge authors to publish their work. Peer Review Process Internal Peer Review Process All submissions first go through an internal peer-review process. Each su

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