Special Issues
50
A journal's special issue is a curated collection of double-blinded peer-reviewed articles focused on a specific topic, trend, or event, led by expert 3 Guest Editors. These issues offer greater discoverability and visibility for contributors, a focused resource for readers, and a platform for highlighting emerging research. While articles follow the same rigorous peer-review process as regular papers, they are grouped together and specially promoted to foster a cohesive body of knowledge on the chosen theme. Special Issues play a vital role for both authors and editors, offering unique academic and professional benefits through Jack Sparrow Publishers. For authors, Special Issues provide a focused platform to publish research on emerging or specialized topics. These issues attract a targeted readership, increasing visibility, citations, and academic impact. Authors also benefit from association with a thematic collection, showcasing their expertise and alignment with current trends.
For editors, leading a Special Issue is an opportunity to shape scholarly discourse, highlight critical developments in their field, and build their editorial portfolio. It allows them to curate high-quality content, collaborate with leading researchers, and strengthen professional networks. Guest editors gain recognition for their leadership and may influence future research directions by selecting and promoting innovative work. Special Issues also enhance the reputation of Jack Sparrow Publishers by attracting top-tier submissions and increasing readership. The collaborative process between authors, editors, and the publisher ensures timely, high-quality publications that reflect academic excellence. In summary, Special Issues offer authors increased exposure and scholarly engagement, while providing editors a chance to lead, influence, and contribute to academic advancement—all within a trusted publishing platform.
Impact Factor
Scopus & Web of Science under Evalution
