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Apply as Reviewer or Editor

Join the people who decide what IJKR publishes — as a reviewer, editor, or board member. Applying is free and takes about ten minutes. Right now applications come in by email, and the steps below show you exactly what to send.

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Applications are handled by email while our online form is being finished. One application covers every role — the committee may offer a role different from the one you name. There is no fee, in either direction.

How to apply, in three steps

  1. 1

    Have your CV and ORCID ready

    You'll attach a current CV (.pdf or .docx, under 10 MB) and give your ORCID iD. Using your institutional email helps us verify your affiliation faster.

  2. 2

    Open the pre-written email

    Click the button below and your email app opens with a ready-made questionnaire — just fill in each line. No email app? Copy it and paste it into any email to editor@ijkr.org. You only need to answer what applies to you.

  3. 3

    Attach your CV and send

    Send it to the editorial office. The appointments committee assesses each application within 30 working days and replies by email — with a decision or a request for a little more detail.

Email your application →

What your email should cover

The button above lays all of this out for you — this is just so you know what's coming. Answer what applies; more detail helps the committee match you well.

The role you want

  • ›Which role(s) you would accept — reviewer through to editor-in-chief
  • ›For a regional reviewer: the country or region you would cover

About you

  • ›Name, institutional email, phone, country, and city
  • ›Languages you can review in
  • ›ORCID iD (required), plus Scopus, Web of Science, or Google Scholar if you have them

Qualifications and expertise

  • ›Highest qualification, current position, sector, and years of experience
  • ›Your main track and sub-tracks, plus 5–10 expertise keywords
  • ›The methods, instruments, and tools you can assess — the most useful thing you can tell us

Track record

  • ›Publications, h-index, patents, funded projects, and students supervised
  • ›Five representative publications, with DOIs where you have them
  • ›Reviewing and editorial experience, and why you want this role here

Availability and attachments

  • ›How many reviews a year you can take and your turnaround time
  • ›Whether you'll re-review revisions, arbitrate, mentor, or be publicly acknowledged
  • ›Your CV attached (required); a full publication list (optional)

Four confirmations

  • ›Everything is true and the ORCID iD is yours
  • ›You'll keep manuscripts confidential and out of tools that retain input
  • ›You'll follow COPE and the journal's ethics and peer-review policies
  • ›You consent to IJKR storing your details for matching