1, whether it has been identified.

According to the research characteristics of their respective industries, each unit will screen the periodicals and determine some of them as core periodicals or professional periodicals. Then those journals that are not recognized are collectively called ordinary journals.

A, B and C periodicals belong to the periodicals recognized by the unit. Journal A, Journal B and Journal C are subdivided according to different division standards of each unit.

2. Academic level.

General journals belong to journals other than those recognized by the industry, and the academic level of the industry they represent is usually lower than that of recognized journals. However, the journals recognized in the industry will be divided into three categories: A, B and C according to different classification standards, and the academic level they represent is also different according to different classification standards.

About Class A, Class B and Class C: This is a simple recognition of the level of academic journals by some units, and the standards of each unit are not necessarily the same.

According to the academic level represented by periodicals, this classification method is usually Class A > Class B > Class C. ..

Because the specific classification standards vary widely in different industries and institutions, they are not described here. If necessary, you can consult schools or enterprises for specific classification.

Secondly, journals are classified from different angles.

1, classified by subject journals.

Represented by China Library Classification and Periodical Classification Table, periodicals are divided into five basic categories:

(1) Comprehensive publications on Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought (2) Philosophy (3) Social Sciences (4) Natural Sciences (5).

2. Classify journals according to their content characteristics and readers' levels.

General periodicals (1) emphasize knowledge and interest, and have a wide readership, such as People's Pictorial and Popular Movies in China, Time and Reader's Digest in the United States, etc.

(2) Academic journals, mainly publishing academic papers, research reports, reviews and other articles, mainly for professional workers;

(3) Industry periodicals, which mainly report the products, market conditions, management progress and trends of all walks of life, such as motorcycle information in China, Japanese furniture, office equipment and products.

(4) Search periodicals, such as national newspaper index, national new bibliography, American chemical abstracts, etc.

3. Journals can be divided into core journals and non-core journals according to their academic status.

Third, papers are easy to be accepted, both in journals and in quality. If the paper is of good quality, it will be easily accepted.

Four. Time: The arrangement period of the core journals of Peking University is generally 6 to 8 months, and the review period is one month. It usually takes one month from submission to review to publication.

Precautions when submitting verbs (abbreviation of verb):

The "Five Prohibitions on Publication of Academic Papers" clearly points out that it is not allowed to be written by a third party, submitted by a third party, modified by a third party, provided with false reviewer information, or violated the specification of paper signature.

Among them, the "third party" refers to any institution or individual except the author and periodical, and the "writing papers on behalf of the author" refers to the behavior that the author fails to personally complete the whole process of submitting papers and replying to peer review opinions.

Extended data

Level A: SSCI, A &；; Periodicals included in HCI. SSCI and A & M human-computer interaction are important symbols to measure the level of scientific research. Academics usually think that SSCI is a&; The HCI paper is at the front.

Class a and class II: CSSCI journals. The academic level of CSSCI periodicals is recognized and respected by domestic educational circles, and it is an important data for counting the construction effect of "2 1 1 Project" and applying for key disciplines and doctoral programs at all levels. Some CSSCI journals are recognized as representative top journals in universities.

Class A and Class III: National authoritative professional journals belonging to two disciplines. An important periodical with a level above Class B can be used as an important index for the comparison of scientific research ability of colleges and universities, doctoral dissertations, the declaration of provincial and national key disciplines, and the evaluation of teachers' senior titles, and is usually an important periodical of a certain specialty.

Class B: Other journals included in CSSCI, papers included in ISSHP, Xinhua Digest, China Social Science Digest, Guangming Daily and People's Daily are all regarded as Class B. ..

Class C: Journals that are not included in CSSCI, but included in Compendium of Core Journals in China, and have important influence in this discipline, are mostly published by young teachers in colleges and universities.

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