Peer-Reviewed Journal
The Peer-Reviewed Journal category of Oku Okut Press includes periodicals designed for the academic community, where all published content is subjected to rigorous scholarly evaluation through peer review. These journals feature various types of academic contributions such as original research articles, review papers, book reviews, translations, and case analyses. Each submission is evaluated through a blind review process by experts in the relevant field to ensure scholarly integrity and publication quality.
Key characteristics of peer-reviewed journals in this category include:
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Scholarly Editorial Vision: Each issue is published with thematic or disciplinary coherence.
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Peer Review Process: All articles undergo a double-blind peer review to ensure transparency, objectivity, and academic rigor.
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Indexing and Compliance: Journals are structured in alignment with indexing requirements of platforms such as TR Dizin, DOAJ, Crossref, and Scopus.
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Open Access Policy: Oku Okut Press adopts the Diamond Open Access model—no fees are charged to authors or readers. All content is published under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
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Publication Ethics and COPE Compliance: All publication stages adhere to ethical standards as defined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
This category includes scholarly journals with regular publication schedules in fields such as theology, philosophy, education, linguistics, social sciences, history, and cultural studies. Each journal transparently declares its editorial board, advisory board, and pool of reviewers.
Oku Okut Press is committed to ensuring academic credibility, open access, compliance with international standards, and long-term digital preservation (via LOCKSS/CLOCKSS) in all peer-reviewed journal publications.
