Publishing policies

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Politiques de publication

ELAD-SILDA is an open access journal whose articles are freely and immediately accessed, without any cost. The journal does not charge any submission or publication fees.

In keeping with the languages studied by the researchers at the Centre d’Études Linguistiques - Corpus, Discours et Sociétés, submissions in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian and Spanish are welcome, particularly contrastive studies. Following the three areas of research developed by the Centre d’Études Linguistiques - Corpus, Discours et Sociétés, submissions can focus on phonetic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, lexical, pragmatic and/or stylistic phenomena, from a theoretical perspective or from an applied perspective on discourse analysis. ELAD-SILDA is corpus-oriented, and submissions should aim to establish a systematic and narrow link between the linguistic phenomena under scrutiny and their actual usage in specific discursive contexts.

Editorial definition

Title: ELAD-SILDA : Études de Linguistique et d’Analyse des Discours – Studies in Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

ISSN electronic edition: 2609-6609

Date created: 2018

Frequency: biannual

Publisher: Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3

Scientific Editor: Centre d’Études Linguistiques - Corpus, Discours et Sociétés (UR CEL)

Access and Licensing

Publication in open access (without embargo)

Creative Commons: Attribution  4.0 France
CC BY 4.0 FR

Open Access Archiving Policy:

Medium

Submitted manuscript

Accepted manuscript

Edited manuscript

Open Access repositories

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Personal website

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Intranet

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Publication costs

Publication fees: no

Submission fees: no

Review policy

Review process: double blind peer review.

Average time from submission to publication: 20 to 30 weeks, depending on the date of submission.

The double-blind peer review by two experts in the discipline. The members of the scientific committee evaluate the submissions, assisted by external experts solicited according to the specificities of each issue.

Each issue is directed by one or more guest editors. The editors appoint a scientific committee composed of a dozen members who are experts in the theme of the issue and who will evaluate the submissions, assisted by the members of the journal’s permanent scientific committee.

Upon receipt of the articles, the editor-in-chief and/or the guest editors send the submitted articles to the evaluators, who are members of the scientific committee of the issue and of the journal. Each anonymized article is sent to two experts for evaluation, who then send their evaluation reports to the journal’s editorial team. The evaluations indicate whether the article submission is rejected, accepted with major modifications, accepted with minor modifications, or accepted as it is. Evaluators are asked to provide constructive and benevolent comments so that the authors can improve their contribution and thus increase their chances of publication. In case of divergent evaluations, the opinion of a third expert is sought by the guest editors, and a final decision is made by the scientific committee of the issue. The journal editorial team then sends the anonymous evaluation reports of each evaluator to the authors.

Once the article submission is accepted with minor or major modifications, the article revised with the evaluators’ comments is sent to the same experts a second time. They formulate a new opinion (rejected, accepted with major modifications, accepted with minor modifications, or accepted as it is) which is sent anonymously to the authors. The authors can thus take into consideration the new remarks of the evaluators before sending the final version of their article.

Contractualisation

Upon acceptance of the final version of their article, the authors are submitted a contract of non-exclusive rights assignments. In French law, non-exclusive assignment means that authors retain all their rights to their article. The author can thus publish his or her contribution at a later date with another publisher, provided, however, that the full bibliographic reference of the first publication is mentioned.

Scientific integrity

Each article is submitted to the anti-plagiarism software Compilatio. The report provided by the software is kept for each article.

Droits d'auteur

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