Recently, someone asked Bian Xiao if it was getting harder and harder to publish papers in core journals. In view of this problem, Bian Xiao gives you an analysis of why it is getting harder and harder to publish papers in core journals! First of all, let's learn about the types of core journals. Core journals can be roughly divided into: Peking University Core Journals, CSSCI, Statistical Source Core and CSCD. Then the most difficult core periodical to classify is NTU's CSSCI. To publish a paper, a doctor or an associate professor is a minimum requirement. In other words, if you are not a doctor or an associate professor and want to publish a paper on CSSCI, the probability is very low, just like winning the lottery. If Peking University Core and CSCD are the second best, it is not difficult for Peking University Core to publish itself, but it is also difficult because there are too many people in need. The reason is that it is difficult to get on the bus and drive in big cities after work. There was no shortage of cars and spacious roads, but there were too many people to get on the bus. Even if I get on the bus, I'm stuck in traffic. Can't get on the bus, just like can't get on the core. Compared with the number of papers that core journals can accommodate, the number of people who need to publish papers in core journals in China should be similar to that of civil servants, with hundreds or even thousands competing for a position. The success of publishing is also similar to that of civil service examination. If there is a relationship, you can always step on the irrelevant and resist. So many times don't take talent or paper quality seriously. In front of contact, in front of money, these are all floating clouds. There is a kind of wine called "Shede". Don't forget to buy a bottle if you are not clear and sensitive to the terrible degree of publication of papers in central journals. This is a simple explanation of unreasonable appearance. Some customers need to receive publications before paying. Think about it. Even authors who are willing to give money voluntarily should investigate their academic qualifications or titles and the quality of their papers. Is there any reason to print the publication for you and send it to you, and then ask for remuneration? Under the condition of China's strong population and abnormal professional title evaluation, there is no shortage of people who want to evaluate professional titles everywhere. Do you need to say more about rushing to send money and gifts for the number of professional titles? I don't think it's necessary. Why is it getting harder and harder to publish papers? 1 Variability of central log entries. Peking University Center is changed every four years, and the renewal cycle will be faster and more frequent in the future, such as changing it to two years or 1 year. Nanda Center changed in 1 year. Any magazine that doesn't want to be kicked out of the center is trying to improve its level. Under this overall goal, the demand for papers and authors will only get higher and higher, so it will only become more and more difficult to publish. 2. The demand for periodicals is more and more severe. A few years ago, it might be useful to send a random CN publication. Now, a national level or center is needed every time. I see that some local primary school teachers need a central periodical. What is this concept? How many primary school teachers are highly educated? How many talented people can you publish in the central journal on your own? What are we going to do? Spend money! The demand for central journal papers is more and more extensive, just like a house. When we all rush to buy, the price will only get higher and higher. Don't expect it to fall down one day. The stability of housing prices is the result of government intervention, but who will intervene in periodicals and magazines? No. The stronger the market demand and hope, the higher the price. What should I do if I want to publish a paper in a core journal? Why do I say it will be more and more difficult for central journals to publish papers? Judging from the current observation, it is impossible to publish a central journal in the next six months. What is even more frightening is that many journals have started to receive 20 14 pages of manuscripts. You don't believe it, and neither do I. In the face of "garlic is cruel" and "beans are fun", I can only giggle and accept this reality. But compared with "garlic is cruel" and "beans are fun", there is no so-called opportunist, which is really needed to be promoted. As long as the evaluation criteria of professional titles remain unchanged for one day, the need will not disappear. What should we do in this situation? If you choose to boycott, you won't want to be rated as a professional title; If you choose to give in, please follow the routine. Measure your ability and you will know which way you should go.