Journal on East Asian Libraries (JEAL)
Gail King, JEAL
Editor
Back issues of JEAL are available online, in full text.
Inquiries about missing or defective issues of JEAL should be
sent to:
Ai-lin Yang
CEAL Treasurer
East Asia Library
Stanford University
Meyer Library, 4th Floor, Room 470
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
Phone: 650-736-7676
Fax: 650-724-2028
E-mail: ayang1@stanford.edu
CEAL Treasurer
East Asia Library
Stanford University
Meyer Library, 4th Floor, Room 470
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
Phone: 650-736-7676
Fax: 650-724-2028
E-mail: ayang1@stanford.edu
The Journal of East Asian Libraries invites submission of articles,
reports, bibliographies, book reviews, and institutional and member
news items. Contributions should be in either WordPerfect or Microsoft
Word and may be submitted by email attachment or as an email message.
Send them to the JEAL Editor, Gail King, at: gail_king@byu.edu
Send them to the JEAL Editor, Gail King, at: gail_king@byu.edu
Now Peer Reviewed
New Publication Schedule
--by Gail King, JEAL Editor
October 13, 2010
As you probably remember, following extensive discussion by the Executive Board and a vote by survey of CEAL members last May, the decision was made to make the Journal of East Asian Libraries into a peer-reviewed journal. At the same time the Board recommended that the frequency of JEAL be changed to two issues per year.
This new twice-a-year publication schedule will begin in 2011 with the February issue, which will be number 152. Beginning with that issue, the February issue will be made up of reports, including the CEAL statistical report, which traditionally appears in the February issue, and other reports that regularly appear in JEAL, such as the NCC report and other East Asian library-related reports. The next issue following February will be the October 2011 issue. It and future October issues will be made up of peer-reviewed articles. These could be rewritten presentations from the annual CEAL meetings, or articles otherwise submitted, both of which will need to go through the peer review process. Thus the new publication schedule and peer-review format will both be introduced in 2011.
Making the transition this way should, I hope, allow time to get a proper peer-review mechanism into place and get the new two-issue-per-year schedule cleanly launched.
In addition to the main sections of each issue—reports in the February issue and peer-reviewed articles in the October issue--each issue will also include a section for institutional news items, personnel notices, obituaries, book reviews, and so on.
Submissions for upcoming issues are welcome. Please send your articles, reports, and news items to gail_king@byu.edu. The deadline for submissions for the February issue will be December 31, 2010; the deadline for the October issue will be May 31, 2011.
October 13, 2010
As you probably remember, following extensive discussion by the Executive Board and a vote by survey of CEAL members last May, the decision was made to make the Journal of East Asian Libraries into a peer-reviewed journal. At the same time the Board recommended that the frequency of JEAL be changed to two issues per year.
This new twice-a-year publication schedule will begin in 2011 with the February issue, which will be number 152. Beginning with that issue, the February issue will be made up of reports, including the CEAL statistical report, which traditionally appears in the February issue, and other reports that regularly appear in JEAL, such as the NCC report and other East Asian library-related reports. The next issue following February will be the October 2011 issue. It and future October issues will be made up of peer-reviewed articles. These could be rewritten presentations from the annual CEAL meetings, or articles otherwise submitted, both of which will need to go through the peer review process. Thus the new publication schedule and peer-review format will both be introduced in 2011.
Making the transition this way should, I hope, allow time to get a proper peer-review mechanism into place and get the new two-issue-per-year schedule cleanly launched.
In addition to the main sections of each issue—reports in the February issue and peer-reviewed articles in the October issue--each issue will also include a section for institutional news items, personnel notices, obituaries, book reviews, and so on.
Submissions for upcoming issues are welcome. Please send your articles, reports, and news items to gail_king@byu.edu. The deadline for submissions for the February issue will be December 31, 2010; the deadline for the October issue will be May 31, 2011.
Click to read JEAL editor Gail King's article reviewing
the issues and the decision-making process in CEAL regarding
peer review for JEAL, through 2005.
Please send questions or comments to the CLT Chair (2008-2014): Rob Britt (rrbritt@uw.edu).
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