27.2380, Calls: Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Translation; Ling & Literature / Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies (Jrnl)

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Subject: 27.2380, Calls: Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Translation; Ling & Literature / Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies (Jrnl)

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Date: Mon, 30 May 2016 11:03:30
From: Dr. Riaz Ahmed Mangrio [riaz.mangrio at uog.edu.pk]
Subject: Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Translation; Ling & Literature / Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies (Jrnl)

Full Title: Pakistan Journal of Languages and  Translation Studies 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Ling & Literature; Translation 

Language Family(ies): Indo-European 

Call Deadline: 30-Jun-2016 

Call for Papers 2016:

Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies (PJLTS)
Higher Education Ccommission, Pakistan, Recognized Multidisciplinary Journal 

The Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies (PJLTS) is an annual
peer reviewed publication of the University of Gujrat, Pakistan. It is
dedicated by its base Centre for Languages and Translation Studies, University
of Gujrat, Pakistan, to provide an independent and trans-disciplinary forum
for discourse on the issues in Translation, Linguistics and related
disciplines. It deals with the rising questions in theoretical and practical
translation and their social significance in the enrichment of the national
cultures of Pakistan. The trans-disciplinary nature of Translation Studies
encourages the researchers from various fields like Art and History of
Translation and its applications in various fields of knowledge and human
endeavor, Linguistics, Language Learning, Comparative Literature, Literary
History and Theory, Computational Linguistics, Machine Translation and
Localization. We welcome research articles, empirical reports, reviews from
the authors interested in any of these areas.

Paper Submission and Selection

The PJLTS is interested in the articles on emergent and challenging issues.
All submitted papers are acknowledged quickly and reviewed as quickly as
possible. They are initially scrutinized by the Editors, who decide whether
they meet certain basic standards with respect to, for example, length,
presentation, clarity and level of scholarship. The papers passing this
initial scrutiny are sent out to reviewers, who are carefully selected on the
basis of their expertise in the fields and subfields in which the papers are
written. Once the suitable reviewers are identified, they are normally
requested to send review reports within a month. We follow blind peer-review
system; the papers are reviewed by two researchers, one national and the other
international; the reviewers' identities remain anonymous to the authors, and
the vice versa. The review process may take up to two months. 

Submitting your paper

Manuscripts should be submitted electronically in MS-Word format to the
following addresses. Please submit two single-sided copies of your paper. On
one copy, delete the author name below the title and the corresponding details
at the end of the paper.

Last Date for Submission: June 30, 2016 For any queries, and submission,
please contact us at: 

PJLTS pjlts@ uog.edu.pk
Dr. Ghulam Ali g.ali at uog.edu.pk 
Dr. Riaz Ahmed Mangrio riaz.mangrio at uog.edu.pk 
Editors
Pakistan Journal of Languages and Translation Studies
pjlts@ uog.edu.pk 
Call: +92-53-3643408; Ext 208

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