About the Journal

FAQs

1. What is the American Journal of Public Relations?

The American Journal of Public Relations (ISSN 2957-7241) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that provides a platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to exchange ideas and insights on various aspects of public relations. It aims to advance the theory and practice of the field by publishing original and innovative research.

2. Is the American Journal of Public Relations peer-reviewed?

Yes, the American Journal of Public Relations follows an intensive peer review process to ensure the quality and relevance of all published articles. This process involves expert feedback and typically takes about 2-3 months from submission to a final decision.

3. Is the American Journal of Public Relations an open access journal?

Yes, the American Journal of Public Relations is a fully open access journal. All articles are freely available online for anyone to read, download, and share. The journal does not charge any fees to authors or readers, supporting the principles of open science.

4. What are the copyright and licensing policies of the American Journal of Public Relations?

Authors publishing in the American Journal of Public Relations retain the copyright of their articles. They can choose to publish under a Creative Commons license that best suits their needs and are permitted to archive their articles in personal or institutional repositories.

5. Where is the American Journal of Public Relations indexed?

The American Journal of Public Relations is indexed by several major platforms to maximize visibility and impact, including ResearchGate, Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, Scilit, and Crossref (DOI).

6. How long does the peer review process take in the American Journal of Public Relations?

The peer review process in the American Journal of Public Relations typically takes approximately 2 to 3 months from submission to editorial decision.

7. Who is on the editorial board of the American Journal of Public Relations?

The American Journal of Public Relations has an international and diverse editorial board consisting of leading experts in public relations. The board oversees the editorial process, provides scholarly guidance, and ensures the integrity and ethics of the journal.

8. How often is the American Journal of Public Relations published?

The American Journal of Public Relations is published on a monthly basis, ensuring a steady flow of cutting-edge research in the field.

9. What types of articles does the American Journal of Public Relations publish?

In addition to original research articles, the American Journal of Public Relations also publishes book reviews, case studies, commentaries, interviews, and special issues on emerging topics across various disciplines and perspectives.

10. What are the benefits of publishing with the American Journal of Public Relations?

Publishing with the American Journal of Public Relations allows authors to showcase their work to a global audience, enhance their scholarly reputation, receive constructive peer feedback, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of public relations—all without any publication fees.