About the Journal

FAQ

1. What is the European Journal of Historical Research?

The European Journal of Historical Research (EJHR) is a scholarly journal dedicated to publishing original and innovative research on various aspects of history, hosted by AJPO Journals USA LLC.

2. What is the ISSN of the European Journal of Historical Research?

The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) of the European Journal of Historical Research is 2789-7079.

3. What is the aim of the European Journal of Historical Research?

The aim of the European Journal of Historical Research is to provide a platform for historians and scholars from diverse disciplines to exchange ideas, perspectives, and findings on historical topics across various periods and regions.

4. What is the scope of the European Journal of Historical Research?

The scope of the European Journal of Historical Research covers all periods and regions of history, as well as interdisciplinary and comparative approaches to historical analysis.

5. Who can submit to the European Journal of Historical Research?

The European Journal of Historical Research welcomes submissions from both established and emerging researchers and encourages diversity and inclusivity in historical scholarship.

6. How long does the peer review process take at the European Journal of Historical Research?

The peer review process at the European Journal of Historical Research typically takes about two weeks, ensuring timely feedback for authors.

7. Who reviews the manuscripts submitted to the European Journal of Historical Research?

The European Journal of Historical Research has a team of expert reviewers who evaluate manuscripts based on relevance, significance, methodology, clarity, and contribution to the field of history.

8. Is the European Journal of Historical Research an open access journal?

Yes, the European Journal of Historical Research is an open access journal, meaning all articles are freely available online to read, download, and share without any subscription fees.

9. Are there any fees for submitting to the European Journal of Historical Research?

No, the European Journal of Historical Research does not charge any fees for submission or access. The journal covers publication costs through sponsorships and donations.

10. What is the licensing policy for articles published in the European Journal of Historical Research?

Articles published in the European Journal of Historical Research are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, allowing authors to retain copyright and freely reuse, remix, and share their work with proper attribution.

11. Does the European Journal of Historical Research provide publication certificates?

Yes, the European Journal of Historical Research provides publication certificates to authors upon request, recognizing their contribution to historical research.

12. How often is the European Journal of Historical Research published?

The European Journal of Historical Research publishes monthly issues containing four to six articles, along with special issues on relevant themes in historical research.

13. Can authors submit manuscripts to the European Journal of Historical Research year-round?

Yes, the European Journal of Historical Research accepts submissions throughout the year through its online submission system.

14. What benefits do authors gain from publishing in the European Journal of Historical Research?

Authors benefit from increased visibility, recognition in the historical community, enhanced academic reputation, and improved career prospects by publishing in the European Journal of Historical Research.

15. How does the European Journal of Historical Research support authors in improving their work?

Authors can benefit from the feedback and suggestions of expert reviewers and editors, which helps improve research skills, writing style, and the overall quality of their work.

16. What are the advantages of publishing in the European Journal of Historical Research?

Publishing in the European Journal of Historical Research helps authors contribute to the advancement of historical knowledge and understanding, while also reaching a wide, diverse audience of scholars, practitioners, and history enthusiasts.

17. Who manages the editorial process at the European Journal of Historical Research?

The editorial process at the European Journal of Historical Research is overseen by a distinguished board of eminent historians and scholars from various countries and institutions, ensuring high editorial standards and quality control.