A Step-by-Step Approach to Academic Writing and Successful Publication

Publishing in peer-reviewed journals is a key milestone for academics, yet often daunting-especially for early-career researchers. "Guidelines for Writing and Publishing a Research Paper in a Peer-Reviewed Journal" offers a clear, practical roadmap to navigate each stage of the publication process with confidence. The book covers academic writing principles, journal selection, manuscript structuring, formatting, and responding to reviewers. It also helps avoid common pitfalls like predatory journals, ethical missteps, or misinterpreting feedback. Designed for STEM, humanities, and social sciences, it blends theory with actionable advice. Readers will learn to craft strong abstracts, build logical arguments, and boost research visibility. Whether writing a first article or improving publication success, this guide supports clear writing, strategic submission, and impactful publishing. From citation styles to open access models, it empowers scholars to navigate academic publishing with clarity and purpose.

Autorentext

Hicham Elmsellem, chemistry professor at ISPITSO, is an expert in research methodology. Author of 200+ articles and ~20 books, he supervises PhD students and trains in scientific writing, research valorization, and publication. He is editor-in-chief of IJISA and serves on editorial boards and as reviewer for various journals.