Aims and Scope
Purpose: Our main goal is to create a forum where male and female students and PhD students can present their research results and also exchange views.
Topic coverage:
- political science and administration,
- security sciences,
- media and social communication sciences,
- international relations.
Territorial coverage:
We are interested in publishing articles whose topics include other parts of the world in addition to issues related to Poland.
Research problems:
- contemporary international relations in the era of crisis of democracy and de-globalization,
- local elections, parliamentary and euro-parliamentary elections, presidential elections,
- current socio-political phenomena.
History
A nationwide journal whose issues are related to political science in the broadest sense, founded in 2010 at the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan by then doctoral students. Initially, “Reflections” was published as a semiannual with a thematic division. Currently, they are published as a yearbook.
Peer Review Process
- Each article is subject to internal review by the editors of the journal Reflections, as well as a double external review. The texts are checked for correctness: linguistic, methodological and substantive. If deficiencies are found, the texts will be sent back to the authors.
- For the evaluation of each submitted text, a thematic editor is appointed responsible for its preliminary review. Pre-approved texts are forwarded for review to two persons from among those listed on the list of reviewers cooperating with the Editorial Board.
- Reviewers, evaluating the text, fill out a review form available on the journal's website. The review contains a clear conclusion on whether the material should be accepted for publication.
- Articles are reviewed in double blind peer review mode. This means that the authors of the publication and the reviewers do not know each other's identities.
Open Access Policy
This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.
Everyone is allowed to freely create derivative works, download, copy and distribute the articles published in "Refleksje" through any medium and for any purpose on condition that the original author(s) and source (journal title, volume and issue numbers, year of publication, hyperlink to the original article and doi) are properly credited and information about the Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) CC license is given.
Publishing ethics
- Each article is subject to internal review by the editors of the journal Reflections, as well as a double external review. The texts are checked for correctness: linguistic, methodological and substantive. If deficiencies are found, the texts will be sent back to the authors.
- For the evaluation of each submitted text, a thematic editor is appointed responsible for its preliminary review. Pre-approved texts are forwarded for review to two persons from among those listed on the list of reviewers cooperating with the Editorial Board.
- Reviewers, evaluating the text, fill out a review form available on the journal's website. The review contains a clear conclusion on whether the material should be accepted for publication.
- Articles are reviewed in double blind peer review mode. This means that the authors of the publication and the reviewers do not know each other's identities.