26.2811, FYI: Linguistics Unlimited: Editors for New Journal

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Subject: 26.2811, FYI:  Linguistics Unlimited: Editors for New Journal

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Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2015 19:39:09
From: Thomas Doukas [thomas.doukas at aol.com]
Subject: Linguistics Unlimited: Editors for New Journal

 Linguistics Unlimited is a new peer-reviewed and the first independent open-access journal in the field of Linguistics due to be launched in Autumn 2015. The main purpose of the journal is to establish a free scientific platform for linguists to present their research and work in progress, to disseminate new ideas and ultimately, to shape such research field
. 
This new journal needs new editors to work alongside a small, newly established editorial team. Whether you are an early career scientist, or an established one please get in touch. All inquiries (including a brief CV outlining publications, research interests, editorial experience and qualifications) can be made to Thomas Doukas (thomas.doukas at aol.com) 

The role is voluntary and involves editing submitted articles, search for submissions, promoting the journal to potential authors.

Special Qualifications: PhDs or PhD students, specialised in a specific field of linguistics, fluent English

Location: Any

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics



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