Information For Authors

Interested in submitting to this journal? Here’s what to do:

1. Review the journal’s Aim and Scope to ensure your submission aligns with its focus.

2. Read the Editorial Policies, specifically the Submission Guidelines, which detail the types of submissions accepted and how to prepare your manuscript.

3. Complete the Submission Checklist and submit your article via the submission page.

Author Resources

This section provides editorials and invited articles that clarify AJAS’s editorial expectations and offer practical guidance on manuscript preparation, research design, and the peer review process. It is designed to support authors and strengthen research quality:

• The Structure of a Research Paper
  By Khaled Hussainey and Nermin Nour El-din Farghaly
  Outlines the standard sections of a research paper and the purpose each serves within the overall contribution.
  
  
• Types of Research Contributions
  By Khaled Hussainey and Nermin Nour El-din Farghaly
  Defines key types of research contributions and helps authors position their work accordingly, an essential step for meeting AJAS’s publication criteria and avoiding desk rejection.
  
  
• Challenges of Academic Publishing in Peer-Reviewed Journals: Common Scientific Writing Errors to Avoid to Prevent Rejection of an Academic Paper for Publication
  By Sabri Boubaker and Nassar S. Al-Nassar
  Practical insights on how to avoid desk rejections.
  
  
• Research relevance
  By Nawaf AlAbduljader and Mohammad AlMarzouq
  The importance of impactful research.
  
  
• Navigating the Ethical Landscape of GenAI in Scientific Publishing: A Cautious Approach to Ensuring Integrity
  By Abrar AlHasan and Mohammad AlMarzouq
  Advice on how to ethically use Generative AI in academic publishing and research.
  
  
• Reviewer 2 is Not Your Enemy: A Practical Guide to Revisions
  By Mohammad N. Almarzouq, Mahmoud Elmarzouky, and Khaled Hussainey
  Guides how to effectively navigate "revise-and-resubmit" decisions by approaching peer review as a collaborative process.
  
  
• “Mind the Gap, Define the Problem”: Why Confusing Research Gaps with Research Problems Holds Back Great Research?
  
  By Muhammad M. Kamal

  Distinguishes between a research gap and a research problem and stresses the need to differentiate them for better research quality.

Notes:

• You must register with the journal’s submission system to submit your manuscript.

• There are no Article Processing Charges (APCs); all publication costs are covered by Kuwait University’s Academic Publishing Council (APC).