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Professional journal policies and operational framework for AI, Education and Culture: International Perspectives

This page summarizes the professional publication framework for AI, Education and Culture: International Perspectives, a publication of Society and AI.

1. Journal Identity

  • Title: AI, Education and Culture: International Perspectives
  • Publisher: Society & AI
  • Relationship to publisher: An editorial imprint of Society & AI, published under the publisher’s registered ISSN rather than a separately registered serial
  • Publication model: Continuous publication
  • Access model: Open access
  • Peer-review model: Double-blind peer review
  • ISSN: 3142-7154 (Online), registered to Society & AI

2. Aims and Scope

The journal publishes interdisciplinary scholarship on AI across education, culture, and society, with emphasis on public-interest research, equity, governance, and implementation.

See full Aims and Scope.

3. Article Categories

  • Research Articles
  • Perspectives and Commentary
  • Educational Resources
  • Reviews and Syntheses
  • Policy Analysis

Detailed preparation requirements are in the Author Guidelines.

4. Editorial Governance

The journal is led by an Editor-in-Chief and supported by an editorial board and peer reviewer network. Editorial decisions are based on scholarly quality, scope fit, ethical compliance, and contribution.

See Editorial Board and Editorial Policy.

5. Peer Review and Decisions

Submissions progress through:

  1. Editorial screening
  2. Double-blind peer review (typically 2-3 reviewers)
  3. Editorial decision: accept, minor revision, major revision, or reject

Full workflow: Review Process.

6. Ethics, Integrity, and Misconduct

The journal requires adherence to high standards of research integrity, including originality, ethical treatment of participants, conflict-of-interest disclosure, and source transparency. Plagiarism, fabricated data, manipulated media, and undisclosed conflicts are grounds for rejection or retraction.

See Research Ethics Statement and Scientific Quality Standards.

7. AI Use and Disclosure

Authors may use AI tools in support workflows, but all substantive claims, interpretations, citations, and conclusions remain human responsibilities. Relevant AI use must be disclosed in the cover letter at submission.

8. Data and Transparency Expectations

Where feasible and ethically permissible, authors should describe data sources, methods, and analytical procedures clearly enough for independent scrutiny. Availability statements are encouraged for datasets, instruments, and code.

Authors retain copyright. Published work is distributed under the license specified by the journal (default: CC BY-NC 4.0 unless otherwise noted).

See Open Access Statement.

10. Fees and Charges

The journal does not charge submission fees, article processing charges (APCs), or publication fees.

11. Corrections, Expressions of Concern, and Retractions

When warranted, the journal issues transparent post-publication updates, including corrections and retractions. Editorial action follows evidentiary review and due process.

See Editorial Policy.

12. Appeals and Complaints

Authors may appeal editorial decisions with a reasoned response grounded in reviewer and editor comments. Appeals are reviewed independently when possible and decided by senior editorial judgment.

See Review Process.

13. Archiving, Indexing, and Discoverability

The journal supports long-term discoverability through structured metadata, open access dissemination, and progressive indexing workflows. DOI and indexing expansion are implemented as infrastructure matures.

14. Contact

Editorial and submission queries: