Editorial Board Members Role and Responsibilities

A step-by-step guide to understanding editorial board member responsibilities

1 Possessing extensive knowledge and expertise in the subject matter. - Conducting thorough reviews of submitted manuscripts.

2 Offering guidance and advice on journal policies and scope.

3 Identifying potential subjects and conferences for special issues and assisting in their organization and editing.

4 Actively attracting new authors and submissions.

5 Submitting their own work for consideration to ensure a steady supply of high-quality manuscripts.

6 Addressing any issues regarding the quantity of submitted manuscripts with the publishing contact.

7 Staying updated on the latest developments in the field and incorporating newly-emerging work into the journal.

8 Collaborating with the publishing contact in selecting the editorial board.

9 Regularly engaging with the editorial board to discuss the progress of the journal and gather input for editorial development.

10 Providing strategic input for the journal's development based on regular communication with the publishing contact.

11 Encouraging the inclusion of commercial advertising, supplements, and reprint opportunities to generate revenue for the journal.

12 Actively advocating for the journal within one's professional network and among colleagues.