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International Association of Decision Sciences (IADS)

International Association of Decision Sciences (IADS)

Published by Asia University, Taiwan

  • About This Journal
    • Abstracting and Indexing
    • Editorial Board
    • Editorial Workflow
    • Publication Ethics
    • Author Guidelines
  • Editors Menu
    • Editors’ Roles and Responsibilities
    • Handling a Manuscript
    • Editorial Board Special Issues
    • Peer Review at ADS@AU
    • Publication Ethics
  • Special Issues
    • About Special Issues
    • Preparing a Call for Papers
    • Promoting a Call for Papers
    • Special Issues FAQ
    • Published Special Issues
  • Table of Contents
    • Table of Contents for Year 2021
    • Table of Contents for Year 2020
    • Table of Contents for Year 2019
    • Table of Contents for Year 2018
    • Table of Contents for Year 2017
    • Table of Contents for Year 2016
    • Table of Contents for Year 2015
    • Table of Contents for Year 2014
    • Table of Contents for Year 2013
    • Table of Contents for Year 2012
    • Table of Contents for Year 2011
    • Table of Contents for Year 2010
    • Table of Contents for Year 2009
    • Table of Contents for Year 2008
    • Table of Contents for Year 2007
    • Table of Contents for Year 2006
    • Table of Contents for Year 2005
    • Table of Contents for Year 2004
    • Table of Contents for Year 2003
    • Table of Contents for Year 2002
    • Table of Contents for Year 2001
    • Table of Contents for Year 2000
    • Table of Contents for Year 1999
    • Table of Contents for Year 1998
    • Table of Contents for Year 1997
  • Contact Us

Promoting a Call for Papers

Once the journal’s Editorial Board approves a proposal, it will be displayed on the journal’s website, on the Open Special Issues page. Editors can begin promoting their Special Issue as soon as the Call for Papers is available online. ADS@AU’s marketing team will conduct initial outreach on your behalf by sending the Call for Papers to researchers working in relevant fields.

As the publisher, ADS@AU undertakes significant promotional activities to increase visibility and reach, but the most successful Special Issues are those that are supported and promoted by their editors.

Any of the following techniques will increase the likelihood of the Special Issue receiving high quality submissions.

  • Share your Call for Papers with researchers directly. It is more meaningful to receive an invitation from a friend or a colleague than from a publisher. ADS@AU provides a PDF version of your Call for Papers that you can send as an email attachment. Consider making personalized requests to contacts that you know are working in relevant fields.
  • Add a short description of the Call for Papers and a link to the online version to your email signature.
  • Include a one page slide at the end of conference presentations, alerting colleagues to your Call for Papers and inviting them to participate.
  • Use social media to promote the link to your Call for Papers. Tag ADS@AU—for example, using @ADS@AU on Twitter—and we will amplify your promotion.
  • Maintain contact with authors who have expressed an interest in participating in your Special Issue. Provide them with any support they require or send them to ADS@AU for assistance. But be wary of developing potential conflicts of interest. See our guide ‘Managing Conflicts of Interest’ for more details.

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Michael McAleer
Editor-in-Chief
University Chair Professor
Asia University, Taiwan
michael.mcaleer@gmail.com

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About This Site

Advances in Decision Sciences is a peer-reviewed, Open Access journal that publishes original research articles as well as review articles in all areas of decision sciences.

ISSN 2090-3359 (Print)
ISSN 2090-3367 (Online)

 

2.2
2018CiteScore
Statistics and Probability
71% (#65/223) (Q2)
Applied Mathematics
62% (#180/482) (Q2)
Computational Mathematics
58% (#63/150) (Q2)
General Decision Sciences
46% (#19/35) (Q3)
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