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Guidelines for Publishing
Authors
In order to ensure that research can be counted in the DEST collection,
authors should target the following:
Books and Book Chapters
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ensure that the
article being published has been peer reviewed, and that there is
evidence to indicate this
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ensure that the
journal has an ISSN or an ISBN, if it is published as a book on a
regular basis.
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present the paper
at a conference of national or international significance
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ensure that the
full paper has been peer reviewed, and that there is evidence to indicate
this
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ensure that the
full paper is published in paper or electronic format, and is widely
available, not limited to attendees at the conference.
Conference Organisers
If you are organising a conference or symposium at the ANU, or co-organising
a conference or symposium with another institution, and wish the papers
presented at the conference to meet the DEST specifications, it would
be helpful to do the following:
- ensure that the conference is of national or international significance
and that there is proof of this e.g. the origin of guests/participants
- arrange a peer review process for the papers, and ensure that full
papers are reviewed (not just abstracts)
- publish the proceedings in paper or electronic format, and ensure
that the proceedings indicate that all papers were peer reviewed
- ensure that the date of publication is listed on the conference
proceedings.
If you wish to obtain any further information about how publications
can more easily qualify for the DEST collection, please contact Margaret Richardson in the Research Office on (02) 6125 7947 or email Margaret Richardson.
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