Journal Information
Global Governance Systems Review (GGSR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to governance systems, institutions, public administration, and public policy. It provides a forum for research that connects particular institutional settings with wider questions about authority, coordination, accountability, and policy performance.
Publication profile
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Journal title | Global Governance Systems Review |
| Abbreviation | GGSR |
| Established | 2026 |
| Publication language | English |
| Publication model | Rolling submissions and continuous publication |
| Review model | Double-anonymous external peer review for scholarly manuscripts proceeding beyond editorial screening |
| Access and licence | Immediate open access; Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), subject to identified third-party exceptions |
| Standard article processing charge | USD 350 per accepted article, requested after formal acceptance |
| ISSN | Registration pending |
Assessment and publication
Editors first assess relevance, contribution, evidence, presentation, and ethical compliance. Research manuscripts sent for external assessment are normally reviewed by at least two independent reviewers. Reviewers advise the editor; the editorial decision takes account of the reports and the manuscript as a whole. A submission, invitation, or revision request does not constitute acceptance.
Under continuous publication, an accepted article is published when production and author proof review have been completed. Authors should use the final bibliographic details displayed on the article record. Timing estimates describe the usual workflow and do not guarantee a particular decision or publication date.
Records and author responsibilities
The article record is the reference point for the Version of Record, its available files, licence, supplementary material, and any linked editorial notice. Authors should check their names, affiliations, declarations, references, and publication metadata at proof stage. Subsequent changes affecting the meaning or reliability of the work are handled through the journal’s correction and integrity procedures.
Detailed requirements are available in Manuscript Preparation, Peer Review, and APCs. Enquiries about a submission should include its manuscript identifier and be sent to [email protected].