Prospective Authors

Submit your updated CV, highlighting both your professional background and academic achievements — such as publications, conferences, research grants, or other relevant accomplishments. This helps demonstrate your qualifications and scholarly credibility as a prospective author.

Written equivalent of an elevator pitch.

Summarize your work in a clear and compelling way. This short written brief should highlight the core idea, purpose, and value of your research—just enough to spark interest and guide the editorial team through the next steps. Think of it as your research’s first impression—make it count.

Include a preliminary table of contents outlining the key chapters and logical structure of your manuscript. This gives the publisher a clear sense of your project’s scope, direction, and coherence.

Appr. 2 sheets/ sign., preferably the whole manuscript.

Submit at least one complete chapter — ideally the full manuscript, but a representative sample of around two pages is acceptable. This allows the publisher to evaluate your writing style, argumentation, and academic depth.