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Ma'rufjon Mansur o'g'li Dustmurodov
Editor-in-chief
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philology, Associate Professor. Sets the publishing policy and approves editorial decisions.
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Editorial board
The editorial office is responsible for the academic quality of the centre's journals, the review procedure and publication ethics.
The board
Composition of the editorial board
The board is assembled from specialists across the different fields of Turcology.
ES
Executive secretary
Editorial office
Manages the flow of manuscripts, corresponds with authors and oversees the publication schedule.
Appointment pending
CL
Comparative linguistics section
Board member
Assesses manuscripts on the comparative and historical study of Turkic languages.
Appointment pending
TC
Textual criticism section
Board member
Reviews papers on ancient and medieval written sources.
Appointment pending
DH
Digital humanities section
Board member
Assesses research in corpus linguistics and digital methods.
Appointment pending
IM
International members
International advisory board
Seats are reserved for representatives of research centres in Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.
Being assembled
Note. The full personal composition of the editorial board is being finalised. Nominations may be sent to the editorial email address.
Peer review
The path a manuscript takes
All papers are handled in the same way, regardless of the author's position or institution.
Submission and technical check
The manuscript is checked against the requirements and screened for plagiarism (up to 3 days).
Editorial assessment
The editor-in-chief decides whether the topic fits the journal's scope (up to 5 days).
Double-blind peer review
At least two independent experts assess the paper (3–4 weeks).
Revision
The author revises the text in response to the reviewers' comments (up to 2 weeks).
Final decision and publication
The decision is announced, a DOI is assigned and the paper is placed in an issue.
Publication ethics
The centre's journals follow the recommendations of COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics). The following principles are binding on all participants:
- The manuscript must be original and not under consideration by another publication.
- All sources must be correctly cited and listed in the references.
- Authorship is granted only to those who made a genuine contribution to the work.
- Conflicts of interest and funding sources must be disclosed.
- Reviewers keep the content of manuscripts confidential and give impartial assessments.