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Member Record: Res Rhetorica

Title Res Rhetorica
Class Scholar Publisher
URL organisation: http://retoryka.edu.pl
journal: http://resrhetorica.com
Owner The Polish Rhetoric Society (PRS) was established in 2000 as an association of academics whose research involves the theory and practice of rhetoric in historical and contemporary settings. Currently there are a few dozen active members. PRS has an elected president and a board that manage its academic policy and finances and report on them every year. PRS is a non-profit organization, whose financing comes from donations by the members and occasional grants. PRS’s journal editing, popularization and educational initiatives involve members’ voluntary activity. Res Rhetorica is edited by an editorial team of five academics affiliated with different Polish universities, with one chief editor and one secretary.
Address Ul. Oboźna 8, 00-332 Warszawa, Poland
Copyright and Licensing http://resrhetorica.com/index.php/RR/about/editorialPolicies#peerReviewProcessResRhetorica
Copyright and Licensing Policy Res Rhetorica journal is an open-access academic journal which publishes original articles in English and Polish, following double-blind peer-review, according to Creative Commons Attribute 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Complaint email resrhetorica@gmail.com
Complaint policy The RR editorial office is keen on resolving problematic issues informally; however, If a contributor to Res Rhetorica is not satisfied with some aspect of co-operation with the issue editor or section editor, he/she can contact the chief editor (all emails are available on the RR website). Complaints can also be addressed to the editorial board of the journal (members listed on the RR website)
Publication charge policy There is no publication charge (http://resrhetorica.com/index.php/RR)
OASPA Compliant OA Journals 1 - Res Rhetorica
OA articles
approx. number in 12 months
34
OASPA Compliant OA Books 3
Initiatives Open workshops, seminars and conferences with selected materials/abstracts publicized online.
Peer review process http://resrhetorica.com/index.php/RR/about/editorialPolicies#peerReviewProcess
Peer review policy Submitted manuscripts of research papers must be the original work of the author(s), and may not have been previously published or currently under consideration by any other journal or publisher, inclusive of on-line publications. Submissions must be uploaded to Res Rhetorica’s Open Journal System OJS. Manuscripts are subjected to double blind peer review. Basing on two reviews, contributions can be rejected, allowed to be modified to account for minor editorial changes, or, in case of more complex modifications, re-submitted.
Manuscripts based on a diploma thesis need a statement of acceptance from the thesis adviser. The authors should also specify the funding sources related to the publication, such as national and international grants, grants from foundations, associations or commercial institutions.
If a manuscript is co-authored, the authors must indicate the scope of their contribution to the work (if it is not equal). The detection of ghost authorship, guest or honorary authorship results in notification of the relevant actors (institutions employing the authors, societies, editors’ associations, etc.). The author who submits the manuscript bears the responsibility for providing the required information.
In case of non-peer-reviewed texts published (e.g., reviews, reactions, reports) texts are assessed by section editors and issue editors before they are accepted.

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