Guidelines for authors
The International Journal of European Research Output (IJERO) welcomes original research articles, review papers, theoretical studies, and other scholarly contributions covering a broad range of academic and scientific disciplines.
1. Manuscript Title
The title should be concise, informative, and clearly reflect the main subject and purpose of the manuscript.
2. Author Information
The manuscript should include the full name of each author, institutional affiliation, country, and email address. The corresponding author should be clearly identified and should provide valid contact information.
3. Abstract
The abstract should clearly and concisely present the purpose of the study, methodology, main results, and conclusions.
The abstract should normally contain 100–500 words.
4. Keywords
Authors should provide 3–10 relevant keywords immediately after the abstract. Keywords should accurately represent the main concepts and subject areas of the manuscript.
5. Introduction
The Introduction should provide the necessary background to the research, identify the research problem, explain the relevance of the study, and clearly state its objectives or research questions.
6. Literature Review
The manuscript should provide an appropriate review of relevant and recent scholarly literature. Authors should demonstrate how their research relates to previous studies and identify the research gap addressed by the manuscript.
7. Materials and Methods / Methodology
The methodology should be described clearly and sufficiently to allow readers to understand how the research was conducted.
Depending on the discipline, this section may include research design, participants or data sources, materials, procedures, analytical methods, theoretical approaches, and statistical methods.
8. Results
The Results section should present the main findings of the research clearly and logically. Tables, figures, statistical data, quotations, or other appropriate evidence may be used where necessary.
9. Discussion
The Discussion should interpret the findings and relate them to previous research, theoretical perspectives, and the objectives of the study.
Authors should explain the significance and possible implications of their findings.
10. Conclusion
The Conclusion should summarize the principal findings and provide a concise statement of the contribution of the study. Recommendations or directions for future research may be included where appropriate.
11. Acknowledgements
Authors may acknowledge individuals, institutions, research projects, grants, or other sources of financial and institutional support that contributed to the study.
12. Tables and Figures
Tables and figures should be numbered consecutively and have clear, descriptive titles.
All tables and figures must be referred to in the main text. Figures should be of sufficient quality for publication.
13. References
References should be relevant to the subject of the manuscript and should be presented consistently according to the journal's required citation style.
Authors should provide DOI links for references whenever available.
All sources cited in the text must appear in the reference list, and all references listed should be cited in the manuscript.
14. Originality and Plagiarism
Manuscripts submitted to IJERO must be original and must not have been published previously or be under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts do not contain plagiarism, fabricated data, falsified information, or inappropriate use of previously published material.
15. Research Ethics
Authors must comply with relevant ethical standards applicable to their field of research.
Where human participants, personal data, animals, or other ethically sensitive materials are involved, authors should provide appropriate information regarding ethical approval and informed consent where applicable.
16. Copyright and Author Responsibilities
Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the information, data, citations, and conclusions presented in their manuscripts.
Authors should ensure that all necessary permissions have been obtained for copyrighted material used in the manuscript.
17. Publication Fee
Information regarding applicable publication fees or Article Processing Charges (APCs) will be communicated to authors according to the journal's current publication policy.
18. Proofreading and Publication
After acceptance, a proof may be sent to the corresponding author for final checking.
Authors should carefully review the proof and notify the Editorial Office of any necessary corrections within the specified period.
Following final approval, the article will be prepared for publication and the corresponding author will be notified.