CALL FOR PAPERS
The Global Review of Artificial Intelligence and Technology (GRAIT), an international open-access scientific journal published by Pembroke Collins (USA), hereby announces this call for papers for its upcoming volumes on a continuous-flow basis.
The Global Review of Artificial Intelligence and Technology is an electronic journal of advanced studies, published online and in print, that follows the most demanding standards of open science and of international certification and publication of scientific articles.
The Global Review of Artificial Intelligence and Technology publishes original, unpublished research in the field of new technologies, welcoming research and studies with interdisciplinary perspectives, such as Artificial Intelligence and Ethics, regulation, etc.
3. Languages
Texts will be accepted in:
English; Portuguese; Italian; French; Spanish.
All articles must include a title, abstract (150–250 words) and 3–5 keywords in the language of the text and in English.
4. Submission guidelines
Submission will take place exclusively through the journal's system at the following link: https://journals.pembrokecollins.com/index.php/grait/pt_BR
Manuscripts must be submitted already proofread for spelling and grammar
1. Manuscripts must be sent in .doc or .docx format, font size 12, 1.5 line spacing
2. Suggested length:
• Articles: between 6,000 and 9,000 words, including notes and references;
• Reviews: between 1,500 and 3,000 words.
3. Citations and references must follow the APA style (7th edition).
4. The journal template, as well as its formatting, can be viewed in Annex I at the end of this file.
5. The submitted file must not contain author identification (double-blind review). Authorship data (full name, institutional affiliation, city/country, e-mail and ORCID) will be provided only in the submission form.
6. The author(s) must declare that the manuscript is original, that it is not under review by another journal and that there is no relevant conflict of interest to report. Articles that are an unpublished English-language version are considered original for all purposes, and must only mention the first publication in the original language.
7. Authors must expressly declare whether or not Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools were used at any stage of the preparation of the manuscript; such use is not prohibited.
5. Review stages
• All manuscripts undergo desk review by the Editor or editorial team to check adherence to the scope and to the rules of this call.
• Manuscripts approved in the initial screening will be sent for double-blind peer review by at least two external reviewers.
• The editorial decision may be: accepted, accepted with revisions, revise and resubmit, or rejected.
• The journal reserves the right to reject manuscripts that do not comply with the submission guidelines or the required scientific standards.
• Approval does not mean immediate publication of the manuscript, as it depends on institutional and regional diversity.
6. Submission and deadlines
• Submissions take place on a continuous-flow basis through Pembroke Collins' specific editorial platform.
• Updated information on specific deadlines for thematic dossiers, as well as submission links, will be available on the official website of the Journal and of Pembroke Collins.
7. Final provisions
By submitting their manuscript, the author(s) agree to the conditions of this call and to the Journal's open access policy, authorizing the publication of the work, if approved, in digital media, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0), with copyright retained by the authors.
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