Post-Publication Discussion Policy

At Journal Social Research (JSR), published by Nexus House Editorial, we believe that publication marks the beginning—rather than the conclusion—of scholarly dialogue. We actively promote constructive and collaborative post-publication engagement to enrich academic debate, clarify research findings, and foster new intellectual connections within the social sciences community.

  1. Online Commenting and Scholarly Dialogue

Interactive Article Pages: Each published article may include a moderated comment section that allows readers to ask questions, offer insights, or propose complementary perspectives relevant to the published research.

Editorial Moderation: To maintain a respectful, professional, and academically sound environment, all comments are subject to review by the editorial team. Comments that violate ethical standards, discussion guidelines, or scholarly decorum may be edited or removed.

  1. Engagement through Digital Platforms and Academic Communities

Extended Academic Conversation: Journal Social Research (JSR) supports post-publication discussion through official digital and academic communication channels. Authors and readers are encouraged to share published work, engage critically with findings, and contribute to informed scholarly exchange.

Responsible Participation: All post-publication interactions are expected to adhere to principles of academic respect, evidence-based discussion, and ethical communication.

  1. Promotion of Collaborative Initiatives

Fostering Research Collaboration: JSR recognizes that post-publication dialogue can serve as a catalyst for future research partnerships. Authors are encouraged to engage with interested scholars to explore collaborative projects, conference contributions, special issues, or co-authored publications.

Building Scholarly Networks: By facilitating open discussion and connection among researchers, Journal Social Research (JSR) seeks to strengthen interdisciplinary and international collaboration within the social research community.