* Volume 3 of Transformations in Management is open for submissions until 30 August 2026. *

Call for Papers 2026

Xplore Publications currently has 3 open calls for papers. 2 edited volumes are accepting book chapters, and 1 event is accepting abstracts. Every submission is double-blind peer reviewed and published with an ISBN, a typeset PDF and Google Scholar citation metadata. Submitting is free and needs no account; a publication fee applies only after acceptance.

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Browse calls for papers by discipline

Each discipline has its own page listing every open call in that subject area.

Call for book chapters: 2 open edited volumes

Each volume is peer reviewed, carries an ISBN, and publishes every chapter as its own citable web page and PDF.

Cover of the edited volume Women, words and world : Gender Studies in English Literary discourse
Open for submissions English Rolling deadline

Women, words and world : Gender Studies in English Literary discourse

Editors: Dr. C. Chamundeshwari , Associate Professor , Department of Languages / English School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences REVA University, Bengaluru, India

Language and literary discourse act as pivotal mechanisms through which power structures are articulated, subverted, and reconstructed. Women, Words, and World: Gender Studies in English Literary Discourse provides a high-level academic pla...

Submission deadline:
Rolling — reviewed as they arrive
ISBN:
978-81-992603-3-7
Published so far:
0 chapters

Call for papers: 1 upcoming conference, FDPs and workshops

Present your research at an upcoming event and publish it in the proceedings. Each event lists its own abstract deadline and registration details.

How submission works

  1. 1

    Submit your Word file

    Fill the form and upload your manuscript. You get a reference number instantly, no account needed.

  2. 2

    Double-blind peer review

    Independent experts review your work anonymously. Track status live with your reference number.

  3. 3

    Approve your proof

    We typeset your work and email you a proof. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

  4. 4

    Published and citable

    Your work goes live with citation tools and Google Scholar metadata, plus your certificate.

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Call for papers: frequently asked questions

What is a call for papers?

A call for papers is an open invitation from a publisher or event organiser asking researchers to submit work on a stated theme. You send a manuscript or abstract by the deadline, it is peer reviewed, and accepted work is published in the volume or proceedings under your name.

Which calls for papers are open at Xplore Publications right now?

Xplore Publications currently has 3 open calls: 2 edited volumes accepting book chapters and 1 event accepting abstracts. Every open call, its deadline and its submission link is listed on this page, which is updated as calls open and close.

Who can submit to a call for papers?

Any researcher, academic, research scholar, postgraduate student or industry practitioner working on the stated theme. There is no requirement to be affiliated with a particular institution or country, and co-authored submissions are welcome.

How do I submit a paper or chapter?

Pick a call from this page, open it, and use the submission link. You upload your manuscript as a Word file (.doc or .docx), receive a reference number immediately, and can track the review status online. No account is needed to submit.

Is there a publication fee?

Accepted manuscripts carry a publication fee. The amount is stated in your acceptance letter and invoiced before publication, so nothing is charged while your work is under review.

How long does peer review take?

Initial screening typically completes within a week. Full double-blind review time varies by field and reviewer availability. You can follow your status live on the submission tracker using your reference number.

Will my published chapter be indexed by Google Scholar?

Yes. Every published chapter gets its own web page carrying Google Scholar citation metadata and Dublin Core tags, a professionally typeset PDF, and BibTeX and RIS citation exports, so it is discoverable where researchers search.

Are these calls for papers free to browse?

Yes. This page, the individual call pages, and the RSS feed at /cfp.rss are open to everyone with no login. Aggregators and researchers are welcome to syndicate the feed.

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