Publication Fees:

The Dragoman Journal stands out in the academic landscape for its unique approach to accessibility and financial sustainability. As an open-access platform, it ensures that all its publications are freely available to readers worldwide, eliminating any barriers to the dissemination of knowledge. This commitment to open access is coupled with a distinctive financial model that foregoes traditional subscription or access fees. Instead, the journal’s operations are supported by a publication fee of $500, which authors are required to pay only after their research paper has successfully passed through the rigorous peer-review process and has been formally accepted for publication. This fee structure not only underlines the journal’s dedication to fostering a wide-reaching academic dialogue but also ensures its maintenance and continuation, striking a balance between accessibility and operational viability.

Authors are sent the payment details only after their work has been accepted for publication.

If a paper is rejected and the researcher decides to resubmit a completely revised manuscript for a second round of peer review, a nonrefundable fee of $500 will be charged in advance. The decision to publish will still depend on positive reviews.