Resources about getting scholarly articles published

By Janet Salmons, PhD Manager, Sage Research Methods Community

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Do you want to publish your scholarly research? Learn how with these resources!

Dr. Linda Bloomberg and Dr. Merle Werbeloff offered a substantive webinar about how to match your research with publication opportunities. Watch the webinar, and find answers to questions posed by attendees. Join us for more free webinars; find information and register here.

Find resources about publishing in Sage Journals

• Get started with the How to Get Published page

• Browse Sage journals to find ones that fit your methodology, discipline, and/or scholarly focus.

• Use the Journal Recommender to find relevant journals.

  Find the Journal Author Gateway with a step-by-step guide to the process.

• Learn about open access options at Sage including funding options.

• Find answers to your questions with author, reviewer, editor and research resources.

How to Connect the Study’s Methodology with Publication Options

View previous webinars from the How to Do Research and Get Published series

How to Select a Journal

How to convert a dissertation or thesis into a manuscript

Guidance for Researchers from Lower Income Countries

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Find more resources beyond Sage

• Find courses or a mentor! AuthorAID is a free pioneering global network that provides support for researchers in low and middle income countries.

• Join a community of writers! The Textbook and Academic Authors Association offers support and all kinds of resources for people of all levels and disciplines.

• Learn how to use tools for organizing and analyzing literature and data, with free resources and links to NVivo and Citavi.

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