How to Submit

Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal

Submission Checklist & How to Submit

A pre-submission checklist and step-by-step instructions for submitting your manuscript to ASSRJ.

Submission checklist

Before you submit, confirm that:

the manuscript fits the journal’s Aims & Scope and is original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere;
you have selected the correct article type;
the manuscript uses the ASSRJ template and is supplied as an editable file (.docx recommended);
the title page lists all authors, affiliations, ORCID iDs and the corresponding author’s email;
an abstract (150–250 words) and 4–6 keywords are included;
citations and references follow the required style, with DOIs where available;
all declarations are present: Funding; Conflicts of Interest; Data Availability; Author Contributions (CRediT); Ethics & Consent; Use of Generative AI;
tables and figures are numbered, captioned and permission-cleared where needed;
all co-authors have read and approved the submission; and
you have read the Ethics and Disclosures policy.

How to submit

All submissions are made through the journal’s online submission system (Open Journal Systems). First-time authors register for a free account; returning authors log in. The corresponding author submits on behalf of all co-authors.

What you will need

The manuscript file (editable; .docx recommended), prepared to the guidelines.
Each author’s name, affiliation, country and ORCID iD.
The corresponding author’s email.
Your declarations (funding, conflicts, data availability, CRediT, ethics & consent, AI use).
Any permission documentation for third-party material.

Steps

1Log in and start a new submission.
2Confirm the submission-preparation requirements and select the article type and section.
3Upload the manuscript and any supplementary files.
4Enter metadata (title, abstract, keywords, all authors and ORCID iDs).
5Review and complete the submission; the corresponding author will receive an acknowledgement.

After submission, the manuscript is checked for suitability and screened for originality before being sent for peer review.