Academic editing consultation in economics and finance. -- 2
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
Academic editor profile: • An academic editor holding a PhD in Economics or Finance.
• Has peer-reviewed publications in the social sciences / humanities indexed in SSCI and Scopus Q1.
• Provides clear evidence of this: DOI links or before/after samples.
2️⃣ Article topic:
• A theoretical article in Islamic finance (Economics / Islamic Finance).
3️⃣ Purpose of the work:
• Refining the English manuscript in a coherent British academic style that meets Scopus Q1 standards.
• Standardizing citations and references according to APA 7th or Harvard.
• Selecting suitable Q1 journals for submission.
4️⃣ What is required from the editor?
• Substantive and line editing: logical coherence, removal of repetition, clarity of style while preserving scientific accuracy.
• Structural enhancement of the main sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Discussion/Findings, Conclusion, and Practical/Policy Implications (if any).
• Documentation review: full consistency between in-text citations and the reference list according to the chosen style.
• Journal targeting: a list of 3–5 Scopus Q1 journals suitable for theoretical Islamic finance, with brief notes on each journal.
• Submission preparation: Cover Letter + response-to-reviewers template + any required contributor pages/appendices.
5️⃣ Final deliverables:
1. A Track Changes file with all edits.
2. A Clean version ready for submission.
3. A Style Sheet for terminology and editorial decisions.
4. A Reference Audit Report.
5. A Journal Shortlist Matrix (3–5 Q1 journals).
6. An editable Cover Letter.
7. A Response-to-reviewers template.
6️⃣ Key notice:
• The work required is a peer-reviewed academic research article in Islamic finance, not a journalistic piece or general content.
• No editor will be accepted without a real publication record in SSCI / Scopus Q1, and they must provide samples that can be checked before entering into an agreement.
• Has peer-reviewed publications in the social sciences / humanities indexed in SSCI and Scopus Q1.
• Provides clear evidence of this: DOI links or before/after samples.
2️⃣ Article topic:
• A theoretical article in Islamic finance (Economics / Islamic Finance).
3️⃣ Purpose of the work:
• Refining the English manuscript in a coherent British academic style that meets Scopus Q1 standards.
• Standardizing citations and references according to APA 7th or Harvard.
• Selecting suitable Q1 journals for submission.
4️⃣ What is required from the editor?
• Substantive and line editing: logical coherence, removal of repetition, clarity of style while preserving scientific accuracy.
• Structural enhancement of the main sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Discussion/Findings, Conclusion, and Practical/Policy Implications (if any).
• Documentation review: full consistency between in-text citations and the reference list according to the chosen style.
• Journal targeting: a list of 3–5 Scopus Q1 journals suitable for theoretical Islamic finance, with brief notes on each journal.
• Submission preparation: Cover Letter + response-to-reviewers template + any required contributor pages/appendices.
5️⃣ Final deliverables:
1. A Track Changes file with all edits.
2. A Clean version ready for submission.
3. A Style Sheet for terminology and editorial decisions.
4. A Reference Audit Report.
5. A Journal Shortlist Matrix (3–5 Q1 journals).
6. An editable Cover Letter.
7. A Response-to-reviewers template.
6️⃣ Key notice:
• The work required is a peer-reviewed academic research article in Islamic finance, not a journalistic piece or general content.
• No editor will be accepted without a real publication record in SSCI / Scopus Q1, and they must provide samples that can be checked before entering into an agreement.