APCs of the digital edition

Journals

The costs are borne exclusively by the affiliation body of the journal.

No cost will be borne by individual authors, nor by members of the Scientific Direction, the Advisory Board or other bodies.

Books

Publication fees

Guaranteeing quality publications requires dedicated and competent staff and a complex IT infrastructure for production and online publication.

ECF charges a fee per each published article or work.

The amount indicated above includes: the management of the peer review process, the editing and type-setting of texts and non-textual contents, a round of proofs with the Authors and a second round of proofs with the Scientific Direction, online publication in PDF format with attribution of ISSN and DOI.

Types of publications

1. Standard papers in journals

The cost of producing the Open Access digital edition of a standard article is € 250 (+ VAT 4%), for journals promoted and funded by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.
In the case of journals promoted and funded by other Italian, European or non-European universities or research organisations, the minimum cost of producing the Open Access digital edition of a standard article is € 400 (+4% VAT).

Standard features

Extension of 25 text folders (1 folder = 2,000 characters including spaces); abstract and keywords in English; the body of the main text is monolingual (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German); footnotes, out-of-text citations, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, bibliography. Beyond the standard size of 25 folders, the cost is calculated on the number of excess folders, each costing 10 € (+ VAT 4%) for journals promoted and funded by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and 13 € (+ VAT 4%) in the case of journals promoted and funded by other Italian, European or non-European universities or research organisations.

2. Monograph or edited book

The estimate of the cost of creating the Open Access digital edition of monographic or edited volumes is determined by a multiplicity of elements and factors that must necessarily be weighed on a case-by-case basis. Among these, in addition to the characteristics of the text and its apparatuses, the times in which the publication must be carried out are also considered, taking into account both the editing process and the specific needs of the author and his research activities.
It is possible, in a completely general sense, to determine what are some standard characteristics compared to others that are not standard. This makes it essential to provide ECF with a detailed publication project, using the forms available below in the appropriate area. Based on this information, ECF will provide, in a short period of time, an estimate of the contribution required for the publication.

Standard features

Extension of 200 text folders, abstracts and keywords in English, body of the main text in Italian (monolingual), footnotes, out-of-text citations, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, bibliography.

Non-standard features

Increases on the minimum values ​​indicated above are established by the Publisher, case by case, according to four main factors:

1. language: body of the main text in other languages ​​with a different rating for the groups: 1) English; 2) Spanish, French, German; 3) Russian, Armenian, Turkish and the like; 4) Chinese, Japanese, Korean and the like;
2. languages: multilingual body of the text, with variations based on the aforementioned language groups;
3. document structures: evaluation of the degree of complexity of the structure, determined by the presence of graphic-typographic elements such as, by way of mere example: glyphs or special symbols, particularly complex tables, interlinear glosses, tree diagrams, comments to the text structured on several levels, mathematical formulas, specific and recursive typographic formatting, other forms of ad hoc treatment of the content;
4. iconographic apparatus: presence and consequent processing and layout of photographic, graphic or archive images, etc. with structured captions and references in the text, resulting from copyright treatment needs.

The cost of producing the Open Access digital edition of a standard monograph or edited book is calculated on the actual size of the text measured in folders (1 folder = 2,000 characters including spaces).
For monographs or edited books financed and/or promoted by subjects affiliated with Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, the minimum cost per folder is € 12 (+ VAT 4%).
For monographs or edited books financed and/or promoted by subjects affiliated with other Italian, European or non-European Universities or Research Institutions, the minimum cost per portfolio is € 18 (+ VAT 4%).

Estimate / Balance

According to these criteria, a complete and formal estimate of the total cost of a journal issue, an edited book or a monograph will be presented to the funding body. Substantial deviations between the actual quantity and complexity of the published content compared to what was originally budgeted will be the subject of the final balance, which will be presented at the end of the work to the financing body.

The publication process starts only after the approval of the estimate by the funding body.

To find out more, please contact Edizioni Ca’ Foscari’s editorial staff at ecf@unive.it.

Open Access statement

Policy Open Access

The Open Access and copyright policies of Edizioni Ca’ Foscari are verified and accredited by Sherpa Romeo.

Sherpa Romeo (Rights Metadata for Open archiving) is an international database that aggregates and presents the Open Access policies of publishers and journals and provides a summary of the adopted copyright profile and Open Access archiving policies.

The database informs authors about the forms of pre-print or post-print archiving permitted by the Publisher in the publishing and copyright granting agreements.

Edizioni Ca’ Foscari’s profile can be consulted on this page: https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/id/publisher/62419.

Scientific certification

ECF publications are evaluated according to rigorous scientific quality criteria, in accordance with best practices shared by research communities and international open access publishers. The published articles have in fact obtained the favorable opinion of at least two expert evaluators of the subject, through a process of anonymous review (double-blind peer review) conducted under the responsibility of the Scientific Directions of series and journals.

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  The evaluation is carried out in accordance with and adherence to the scientific criteria indicated below, and to the editorial criteria of bibliographic completeness and formal consistency of Edizioni Ca’ Foscari.

  Every scientific text must undergo a double-blind peer review. Certain types of texts are excluded from this procedure, such as: introductions, prefaces, editorials, reviews and the like. Based on the choices made by the individual advisory boards, texts or entire volumes deriving from conferences or other contexts that have already passed an evaluation process can be excluded from the double-blind peer review. In the event of failure to perform a double blind peer review, due notice will be given within the publication.

  Revision policies for the different sections:

  1. complete volume/issue: subject to peer review;
  2. monographs/essays/articles: subject to peer review;
  3. introductions, prefaces: no peer review;
  4. reviews: no peer review;
  5. editorials: no peer review.

  1

  ECF is the University Press of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. It has an Editorial Board that is made up of a coordinator and a representative of each of the subject areas of the University.

  2

  The Editorial Board receives, evaluates and approves each proposal for a new Journal/Series on the basis of the following criteria:

  1. they must have an Editor-in-Chief and an Advisory Board of scholars of evident scientific value. It is recommended that these come mainly from other universities, preferably international;
  2. they must present elements of originality in the subject matter, in the research and methodological approach;
  3. they must include among their bodies an Editorial Board in charge of overseeing the peer review process and assisting ECF in coordinating the editorial flow, in compliance with general editorial criteria and in compliance with punctuality in the periodicity of publication.

  3

  The Editorial Board of ECF works to ensure compliance with these basic criteria and has powers of control and veto over the work of the advisory boards of each Journal/Series, in case evident omissions on their part are found.

  4

  ECF provides all users with access to a peer review platform called ECFPeerflow, designed and developed by ECF itself. The recommended scientific evaluation standard is that of the double-blind peer review by scholars and researchers external to the advisory boards of the journals and specifically appointed by them.

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  ECF offers constant and timely support in the use of the platform through the email contact ecf_support@unive.it.

  6

  The Scientific Direction of the Journal/Series is autonomous and independent in the conduct of the Call for Papers, in the choice of peer reviewers, in the conduct of the evaluations, in compliance with ECF policy and general warnings.

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  The Advisory Board identifies the reviewers exclusively from its own externals and it is recommended that they do not belong to the institution to which the journal is affiliated. Reviewers must have an adequate curriculum and an appreciable number of publications, preferably themselves subjected to quality control procedures.

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  Within the peer review platform, the Journal/Series has a specific profile, whose accountable and main manager is the Editor-in-Chief.

  Compliance with regular publication according to the periodicity of the Journal is the responsibility of the Editor-in-Chief.

  The assignment of the articles to the Reviewers is carried out exclusively through the ECF editorial platform by the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal/Series, who is responsible for meeting the review deadlines.

  The Editors of each Journal/Series (Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board) take care of the creation of the profiles of their Authors and Reviewers within the editorial platform, undertaking to enter – and keep updated – all their personal information.

  1. ECF is not responsible for incorrect entries of data relating to Authors and Reviewers or for the consequences deriving from this.
  2. At the time of the first login, the system requires every User to give their consent for the processing of personal data (for the privacy policy see the item ‘Notes on the Processing of Personal Data’).

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  Each article is uploaded anonymously to the platform by the Author and is assigned by the Editor-in-Chief to a pair of Reviewers. The Author and the Reviewers cannot come into contact with each other, not even indirectly, during the entire evaluation process.

  To ensure the proper conduct of the mutually anonymous scientific evaluation processes of the articles (double-blind peer review), every care must be taken so that the identity of the Authors and Reviewers remains mutually unknown. Therefore it is essential that the Authors and Reviewers (if the latter attach their own documents to the refereeing form) – and any other operating subject – before uploading any document, remove from all the documents subjected to peer review:

  1. any information that may lead to personal identification (the Authors must quote themselves using only the word ‘Author’);
  2. any information contained in the ‘Properties’ of the text files. In the main text editing programmes, such as Word, OpenOffice, LibreOffice, it is necessary to follow this simple procedure: Main menu > Document > Properties > Remove personal information > Save.

  ECF editorial staff verifies that the documents comply with the aforementioned editorial guidelines and has the right to reject and request an adaptation of articles not suitable for the standards of the Journal/Series.

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  The Reviewer has to determine if the document is:

  • accepted
  • rejected

  If the document is ‘accepted’, the Reviewer has to specify if it is:

  • accepted as it is
  • accepted with request of minor/major revision

  The Reviewer justifies his/her decision by filling in an evaluation form in which he/she expresses a qualitative judgment of the article regarding the following items:

  • significance
  • relevance
  • originality, new insights
  • research methods
  • adequacy of citations and accuracy of references
  • consistency and quality of argumentation and presentation
  • writing style, grammar

  The Reviewer has to select one of the following five levels:

  • poor
  • needs improvements
  • average
  • good
  • excellent

  However, for each of these judgments it is possible to add a discursive comment.

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  The article is considered as ‘rejected’ by the evaluation system if even only one of the two Reviewers rejects it. In this case, the Editor-in-Chief may submit the document to a third judgment.

  If the Reviewers have requested changes to the article, the Author must provide a second version, whose acceptance will be subject to the favourable opinion of the Editor-in-Chief.

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  At the end of the peer review process, ECF further verifies that the document complies with the prescribed editorial guidelines and, if necessary, requests the Editor-in-Chief or the Editorial Board to adapt or to have the document conformed to the established standards. The process is then concluded and the editorial staff starts the process of publishing the evaluated and accepted documents.

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  The entire review process is tracked, stored and archived in the platform database, which resides on a server managed by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. Authors and Reviewers maintain access to the archive linked to their respective profiles, where a track of all the activities carried out is kept.

Times of publication

Journals

The timing of publication of an article coincides with the periodicity of publication of the journals, which can be quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. As a consequence of this, the publication of a paper that has had a positive evaluation at the end of the peer review process will usually take place in conjunction with the first scheduled issue of the journal, except for decisions taken autonomously by the Scientific Directions that may decide to postpone the publication to the issue that immediately follows.

N.B.: ECF offers one more opportunity to reduce publication times. A paper that has obtained a positive evaluation during the peer review process and has completed its editing process is published online immediately and in advance of the scheduled release date of the complete issue in which it is included. This is a method of publication in progress of the issues that allows the early publication of the individual articles. This method offers an advantage for authors who have promptly submitted the proposal and passed the peer review. The articles published in this way have the same status as those published in a complete issue and as such can be used by researchers in the context of their academic activity.

Books

The timing of publication of a monograph and an edited books varies depending on the time in the calendar year in which the proposals are presented and in which the manuscripts are concluded after the peer review process.

Indicatively it is necessary to consider the average duration of four phases:

1. evaluation of the proposal. From the presentation of the project to the Scientific Direction of the series up to the start of the peer review: about 8 weeks;
2. peer review process: about 6 weeks;
3. revision of the texts in the light of the elements that came up during the peer review phase: about 3 weeks;
4. editing, pagination, draft rounds and online publication: about 8 weeks.

The duration of these phases may vary in relation to multiple contingent factors (extent and characteristics of the contents, course of revisions, etc.), which will be assessed on a case-by-case basis and shared with the Scientific Directions and with the authors.

ECF plans its editorial calendar on the basis of four publication windows over the calendar year and considers programmable for publication within one of the 4 windows indicated below the projects that have completed the aforementioned phase 3 – i.e. they are ready in their complete drafting:

1. half February; first publication window possible between April and may;
2. end of April; first publication window possible between June and first half of July;
3. end of June; first publication window possible between September and October;
4. end of September; first publication window possible between November and first half of December.

The projects completed in their final version after the end of September will be published between the second half of February and the end of March of the following year.

Archiving

ECF carries out systematic archiving of all content published in the PHAIDRA perennial conservation archive.

ECF is the Press of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, whose institutional archive is ARCA. Authors affiliated with Ca’ Foscari can, from the moment of publication, make the deposit of the full text in ARCA without the need for other authorisations. In parallel, ECF recommends that non-Ca’ Foscari authors make a similar deposit in the institutional archive of the universities of their affiliation.

ECF also uses the Internet Archive as an additional long-term international archive.

Indexes

Crossref e DOI

Crossref exists to make scholarly communications better.

We are member of a non-profit organisation that runs a registry of metadata and DOIs, and involves staff, board, working groups, and committees as well as a broad range of collaborators, users, and supporters in the wider scholarly communications community. Together, we are all working toward the same goal – to enhance scholarly communications. Everything is designed to put scholarly content in context so that the content members publish can be found, cited, used, and re-used.

Crossref helps increase discoverability and create persistent links between research outputs such as articles, books, references, data, components, versions, and more. Crossref members send their metadata – which include fields such as dates, titles, authors, affiliations, etc. – to Crossref, together with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), which allows to always retrieve an object even if the website changes.

Through Crossref, members are distributing their metadata downstream, making it available to numerous systems and organisations that together help credit and cite the work, track outcomes and activity, and more.

You can find more information here: https://www.crossref.org/about/.

i4oc
An initiative to open up citation data

As a Crossref member, ECF participates to the i4oc initiative.
The aim of this initiative is to promote the availability of data on citations that are structured, separable, and open.
Structured means the data representing each publication and each citation instance are expressed in common, machine-readable formats, and that these data can be accessed programmatically. Separable means the citation instances can be accessed and analysed without the need to access the source bibliographic products (such as journal articles and books) in which the citations are created. Open means the data are freely accessible and reusable.

DOAJ
Directory of Open Access Journals

ECF systematically indexes all its journals in DOAJ.

DOAJ is an independent index that contains almost 17,500 peer-reviewed, open access journals, from all countries and in all languages, covering all areas of science, technology, medicine, social sciences, arts and humanities.

DOAJ's mission is to increase the visibility, accessibility, reputation, usage and impact of quality, peer-reviewed, open access scholarly research journals globally, regardless of discipline, geography or language. DOAJ will work with editors, publishers and journal owners to help them understand the value of best practice publishing and standards and to apply those to their own operations. DOAJ is committed to being 100% independent and maintaining its primary services and metadata as free to use or reuse for everyone.

ECF has obtained for its journals the DOAJ Seal that is awarded to journals that demonstrate best practice in open access publishing, long term preservation, use of persistent identifiers, discoverability, reuse policies and authors' rights.

Around 10% of all journals indexed in DOAJ have been awarded the Seal.

ERIH PLUS
European Reference Index for the Humanities

ECF systematically indexes all its journals in ERIH PLUS.

ERIH PLUS is an index holding bibliographic information on academic journals in the Social Sciences and Humanities. The aim of the index is to increase visibility, searchability and availability of the published contents. ERIH PLUS is an online service, and it grants updated data on European journals. The main target group of the index are researchers and research within a European framework.

Scopus and other indexes

The methods of publication of ECF comply in accordance with the requirements required by Scopus. Thanks to this, our journals are systematically eligible for Scopus and currently many of them have been accepted and indexed. This line of conduct is also held by ECF with regard to specialist and sectoral indices in the various research ambitions to which the journals are nominated, in accordance with and according to the indications of the individual scientific directions.

Copyright and licences

Authors who publish with this Journal/Series agree to the following terms

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The authors retain ownership of the copyright on the work and guarantee the publication of the same under the terms of a Creative Commons License (CC). The standard license level attributed is the 'CC-BY 4.0 Attribution', which allows others to share the work, provided that: they report in full form the reference to the original digital version; provide a link to the license assigned; and indicate if any changes have been made.

ECF proposes the stipulation of a publication contract for each journal article, each miscellaneous chapter and each monograph. Here, authors can individually decide to give their contribution a more restrictive Creative Commons license level.

2

The authors remain free to sign additional and separate contractual agreements for the non-exclusive distribution of the work in the version published by the journals or series, subject to compliance with the provisions of the previous point.

3

Authors are free to – and encouraged to – publish their work online before, during and after the publishing process, as this can lead to productive exchanges and relationships, as well as faster and wider dissemination of the published work.

Authorisations and waivers

Through these forms the authors can inform and guarantee us that the images in their papers are publishable as they are already free from rights or whose authorisations have already been requested and obtained by the authors themselves.
In order to publish iconographic resources within our publications, one of these two conditions must be met:

1. are originally available and free from third-party rights or issued with licenses that authorise their free publication;
2. the necessary authorisations have been requested and obtained from the holders of copyright and publication rights (eg: museums, archives, collections, etc.).

We ask the authors to use these forms to inform us and ensure that the conditions indicated here exist, or that the images are provided to us free of rights or that the author has already obtained the necessary authorisations from the persons in charge.

Privacy

The names and e-mail addresses found in the journal’s/series’ site will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of the journal/series and will not be made available for any other purpose or to any other party.

To find out more, please contact ECF’s editorial staff at ecf@unive.it.

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  Dear User,
  the Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari (“Fondazione”), with registered office in Santa Croce 507, 30135 Venice, in compliance with the obligations provided for by art. 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 (“Regolamento”), provides you with information regarding the processing of personal data collected by cookies when you browse the website (edizionicafoscari.unive.it – “Website”). A ‘cookie’ is a small text string that a site sends to the user's device (where it is automatically stored) and then sent back to the site or to third parties whenever the site is accessed again through the same device.

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Printed editions of our books

The printed editions are provided exclusively for monographs and edited books published within our series. There is absolutely no provision for the printing of journal issues.

Print on demand

At the request of authors, editors or Scientific Direction, a minimum circulation of 50 copies is made, not intended for trade but for free distribution to libraries or other similar bodies. The cost of this print run is established on a case-by-case basis and communicated in advance to the lender.

In addition to the first edition, it is also possible to request other subsequent ones in a minimum number of 30 copies.

Commercial print edition

A further printed edition can be decided by the Publisher, subject to a specific agreement with the authors / editor, and is aimed at commercial distribution through the Publisher’s e-commerce, bookstores and online bookstores, as a further useful channel for disseminating the publication.

The dissemination of these printed editions is international and is carried out using the most qualified forms of distribution specialised in national and international academic publishing.

To find out more, please contact ECF’s editorial staff at ecf@unive.it.

Submit a proposal

It is possible to propose to the publishing house projects of:

Proposals will be evaluated by the ECF Editorial Board.

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The proposals will be addressed to the Scientific Departments based on the thematic area.

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If you intend to submit a proposal for:

by consulting our catalogue, it is possible to independently identify the relevant journal and use the appropriate form available there to address the proposal to the competent scientific management.