Tang Studies publishes research articles, research notes, scholarly translations, and book reviews. All of these are subject to the same publication process, with the exception of book reviews, which are commissioned by the editor and do not undergo peer review.
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Based on the results of the peer review, the editor will determine if the submission will be published and what kind of revisions are necessary. If revisions are minor, the editor alone may examine the revised submission and confirm changes before proceeding with publication. If a submission needs to be revised and resubmitted, one of the initial referees may be asked to review the new version. Criteria for review, both by the editors and the reviewers, include:
(as of April 29, 2021)
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Nicholas M. Williams, Arizona State University, Nicholas.Morrow.Williams@asu.edu
Wendi Adamek, University of Calgary
Sarah Allen, Wellesley College
Stephen Bokenkamp, Arizona State University
Jack W. Chen, University of Virginia
J. Michael Farmer, University of Texas at Dallas
Amy McNair, University of Kansas
Tracy Miller, Vanderbilt University
James Robson, Harvard University
Jonathan Skaff, Shippensburg University
Anna Shields, Princeton University
Anthony DeBlasi, University at Albany
0.5 (2023)
N/A (Five-Year Impact Factor)
0.00013 (Eigenfactor™ Score)
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