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Vera Academic Press is governed by an editorial structure designed to ensure academic quality, ethical integrity, and transparent decision-making throughout the publication process.

The editorial activities of the Press are overseen by an Editor-in-Chief and supported by Series Editors and an Editorial Advisory Board, appointed according to scholarly expertise and academic standing.

Editor-in-Chief

The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for:

  • Setting the academic direction of the Press

  • Ensuring compliance with editorial and ethical standards

  • Overseeing peer review and editorial decision-making

  • Appointing editors and reviewers

Series Editors

Each publication series is coordinated by a Series Editor who is responsible for:

  • Managing submissions within the scope of the series

  • Coordinating the peer review process

  • Making editorial recommendations based on reviewer reports

Series Editors are appointed based on their academic expertise and research background relevant to the focus of the series.

Editorial Advisory Board

The Editorial Advisory Board supports the Press by:

  • Providing academic guidance on editorial policies and publication strategy

  • Advising on the development of publication series

  • Supporting the promotion of scholarly standards and integrity

Members of the Advisory Board are selected from diverse academic backgrounds to reflect the interdisciplinary scope of the Press.

Appointment and Review of Board Members

Editorial Board members are appointed by the Editor-in-Chief.

Appointments are based on academic qualifications, research experience, and alignment with the aims and scope of Vera Academic Press.

Board membership is reviewed periodically to ensure continued relevance and active contribution.

Independence and Ethics

All Editorial Board members are expected to adhere to the Press’s policies on publication ethics, conflicts of interest, and confidentiality.

Editorial decisions are made independently and are not influenced by commercial, institutional, or personal considerations.

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