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1. Pre-submission: helping readers find your article
2. Submitting your article
3. Editorial policies
   3.1 Peer review policy
   3.2 Authorship
   3.3 Research ethics and patient consent
   

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Looking to publish in a Special Issue for even more impact? Our website is regularly updated with the latest general and special issue call for papers across our Social Science, Humanities, Science, Technology, and Medicine journals. Make sure you read the relevant journal’s Aims & Scope and Manuscript Submission Guidelines before submitting and contact the journal’s editorial office with any queries about your article.

Whether your library needs the full, interdisciplinary collection dating back to volume 1, issue 1, or a specific, focused collection targeted to your researchers’ interests, Sage can help you build the perfect fit by providing several journals package options to fit your library's needs.

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Sourcing reviewers can be the most time-consuming part of an editor’s role. The following guidance aims to minimise the number of invites an editor must send for each manuscript and improve time to decision for our authors.

Click the link to navigate to information on:

• What is a Registered Report
• Reasons to do a Registered Report
• Stage 1: Initial manuscript submission and review
• Manuscript preparation guidelines – Stage 1

Tools for finding reviewers and how to use them

The following sites and tools can be use to identify suitable reviewers from outside the Sage Track system:

The following is a complete list of SAGE journals listed by alphabetic order. Click on each letter then journal title to link to the individual rate card.