أطراس
Description
ATRAS Journal (ISSN: 2710-8759/ EISSN: 2992-1376) constitutes a peer-reviewed, double-masked, open-access scholarly publication dedicated to disseminating original research of the highest calibre. ATRAS invites rigorously vetted contributions encompassing original research articles, comprehensive review papers, and critical scholarly studies that substantively advance academic and professional discourse. Its core mission is to provide an interdisciplinary nexus where scholars, researchers, and practitioners can disseminate innovative findings, engage in critical dialogue, and advance knowledge generation within their respective fields.
Editorial Rigour and Process
ATRAS adheres to exacting academic standards through a meticulous peer-review protocol. After provisional editorial acceptance, manuscripts undergo a comprehensive evaluation process, typically taking 15 days to two months, ensuring scholarly integrity and timely dissemination. ATRAS is committed to transparency, intellectual integrity, and universal accessibility in scholarly communication, facilitating the global dissemination of significant research.
Comprehensive Disciplinary Coverage
ATRAS encompasses a broad spectrum of interdisciplinary scholarship, including, but not limited to, the following domains:
- Language Studies: Investigation of language-culture interfaces, grammatical systems, syntactic structures, phonetics, morphological analysis, semantic theory, discourse analysis, and diachronic linguistics.
- Linguistics: Exploration spanning micro-linguistic and macro-linguistic paradigms, applied linguistics, translation studies, contrastive analysis, language pedagogy, cognitive linguistics, linguistic anthropology, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, ethnolinguistics, phonological theory, semiotics, epigraphy, and paleography.
- Applied Linguistics: Research on language teaching methodologies, lexicographical practice, applied phonetics, sociolinguistic applications, development of international and specialised languages, medical linguistics, graphology, and applied ethnolinguistics.
- Literary Studies: Critical inquiry into literary theory, poetry, prose fiction, the essay tradition, dramatic literature, the novel, and philology.
- Cultural Studies: Examination of cross-cultural phenomena, artistic expression, language policy, religious studies, customary practices, humanities scholarship, archaeology, philosophical inquiry, historiography, and the cultural dimensions of tourism.
- Translation Studies: Theoretical frameworks and practical applications in translation; contrastive methodologies; translation technologies; terminological management; literary and audiovisual translation; interpretation studies; AI and translation; and the socio-cultural role of translation.
- Sociology: Analysis of social structures, institutional dynamics, social change, stratification systems, deviance, globalisation processes, gender relations, sociology of education and health, political sociology, economic sociology, environmental sociology, cultural sociology, digital societies, and ethnographic research.
- Psychology: Scholarly investigation into cognitive processes; behavioural analysis; clinical psychology; social psychology; developmental psychology; neuropsychology; forensic psychology; health psychology; educational psychology; occupational psychology; personality theory; psychometrics; therapeutic interventions; and positive psychology.
ATRAS operates under a financially barrier-free publication model. The journal imposes no article processing charges (APCs), submission fees, or any associated publication costs upon authors. Institutional subsidisation makes this commitment to cost-free scholarly dissemination possible.
- Publication Charges: Free
- Article Processing Charges (APCs): No
- Submission Charges: No
As a diamond open-access publication, ATRAS ensures that all content remains universally accessible without financial burden on authors or readers, aligning with its mission to promote equitable knowledge exchange.
Link to Crossref: https://search.crossref.org/search/works?q=Atras+Journal&from_ui=yes
DOI Prefix: 10.70091
Link to Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=We2xfawAAAAJ
Academia: https://independent.academia.edu/httpsatrasunivsaidadzen
Manuscript Compliance Requirement
All submissions must be complete scholarly works that meet all prescribed formal and academic criteria. The editorial office will administratively reject non-compliant manuscripts without considering them for peer review.
Language Policy
- Primary Publishing Languages: English, French, and Arabic
- Manuscripts must adhere to established scholarly conventions within standardised linguistic varieties.
Linguistic Standards:
- All submissions must demonstrate rigorous conformity to:
- Standardised orthographic norms
- Disciplinary terminological conventions
- Academic discourse conventions
- Native or near-native proficiency benchmarks
Editorial Policies
Open Access Policy
ATRAS Journal operates as an open-access publication, providing immediate, unrestricted, and perpetual online access to all scholarly content without embargo. This model satisfies the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) definition: all articles are freely available on public internet platforms, permitting any user to read, download, copy, distribute, print, and utilise the work for any lawful purpose. The journal therefore eliminates financial, legal, and technical barriers to knowledge dissemination, aligning with international principles of open science.
Copyright Retention
Authors retain full and unrestricted copyright to their published works. Publication in ATRAS grants the journal a non-exclusive distribution license, preserving authors' rights to reuse, deposit, and share their scholarship without limitation.
Licensing Framework
ATRAS utilises the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, which permits others to remix, tweak, and build upon the work non-commercially, as long as the original work is properly cited. All the journal’s content is under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).
Importantly, the intellectual property rights of the submitted papers remain with the contributors. ATRAS, published by Saida University, Dr Moulay Tahar, Algeria, does not collaborate with any private publishing companies to promote its publications. This policy prevents deceptive publishing practices. Furthermore, ATRAS strictly prohibits the commercial use or marketing of its published material.
Authors retain the right to reproduce and distribute their articles in any format without prior authorisation, provided proper acknowledgment of the original publication.
Authors are encouraged to self-archive their articles online (in institutional repositories, personal websites, etc.). Any such posting must include an appropriate citation and a link to the journal’s website.
Copyright Holder
Researchers who publish their manuscripts in ATRAS agree to the following:
Copyright and Licensing:
Author (s) retain unrestricted copyrights and publishing rights of their works, which are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial CC BY-NC 4.0 (CC BY-NC 4.0), permitting others to:
SHARE: Copy and redistribute the materials in any format and medium.
ADAPT: Remix, transform, and build upon the material.
The licensor cannot revoke these freedoms as long as you follow the license terms, which are:
ATTRIBUTION: Proper credit must be given, with a link to the license, and any modifications noted. This should not imply endorsement by the licensor.
NONCOMMERCIAL: The material cannot be used for commercial purposes.
Additional Agreements: Researchers can enter into separate, additional contractual arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the journal’s published versions of the work (e.g., post it in an institutional repository or publish it in a book) with acknowledgement of its initial publication in ATRAS.
Online Sharing: Authors may and are encouraged to share their work online (e.g., in institutional repositories or on their websites) before and during the submission process, promoting productive exchanges and increasing citations.
Protecting Authors’ Rights
Copyright protects how an article is written, including its description of an experiment and its results. ATRAS Journal is dedicated to safeguarding its authors’ work and reputation and takes all allegations of infringement, plagiarism, ethical disputes, and fraud very seriously.
Plagiarism Detection
ATRAS strictly adheres to international plagiarism policies. The editorial team takes comprehensive measures to prevent plagiarism and other forms of academic misconduct. To ensure the originality of submitted manuscripts, we use the plagiarism-detection software Plagiarism Checker X. Every manuscript undergoes plagiarism screening before the peer review process. A designated secretary conducts these initial checks. Additionally, the final versions of accepted papers are reviewed once more for plagiarism to ensure compliance.
Publication Policy
ATRAS Journal is committed to upholding high ethical standards and follows the principles and best practices in publishing outlined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). The papers submitted to the journal must be in line with the journal’s aim and scope. The journal accepts only papers that have not been published, are not under consideration elsewhere, and are not currently under evaluation in any other journal.
Changing the name of the corresponding author or the order of the authors (omission, change, or addition) requires signed permission by all the authors of the paper.
The journal does not accept papers that contain plagiarised content or any other form of academic misconduct, including duplication, fraudulent authorship, data fabrication, copyright infringement, or conflicts of interest. All submitted manuscripts must adhere to accepted ethical standards. Any paper that violates these standards will be removed from publication. Authors are also responsible for any attempts at falsification or fabrication.
Publication Decision
The editor of ATRAS Journal is responsible for deciding whether to publish a paper or decline it. The validation of the work and its importance to researchers and readers should be put at the centre of the editor’s deliberation. The editor should be guided by the journal's policies and the editorial board's guidelines and should enforce them regarding copyright infringement and plagiarism. To ensure the quality of the published papers, all manuscripts will undergo a plagiarism check assigned by the journal editor.
Peer Review Process Policy
ATRAS Journal follows a double-blind peer review process. This means it follows a blinded review, in which the author’s name is concealed from the reviewer and vice versa.
The submission and review processes take place at the Algerian Scientific Journal Platforms (ASJP).
Link: https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/PresentationRevue/880
Authors are also encouraged to submit their papers via email to the journal’s editor if they encounter platform-level issues.
Objectives of Peer Review
-To assess the quality of the paper before publication. Is it an original contribution? What are the suggested comments to improve the paper so that it can gain visibility after publication?
-To provide experts with an assessment of the quality and soundness of the submission after the review.
-To give guidance to the editorial decision-maker to make an objective decision on whether to accept, accept subject to change, or reject.
-To guide the authors to improve the quality of their papers.
Retraction Policy
If the paper contains any intellectual theft or any type of manipulation after publication, it will be retracted, and the author will be blacklisted. The author will take full responsibility. A letter detailing the reasons for the retraction will be sent to the author and his/her institution.
Disclosure and Conflicts of Interest
The editor, executive editors, and editorial board should not use any unpublished material from unpublished manuscripts in their own research without the author's express written consent.
The editor should not be involved in decisions regarding any paper submitted by him/herself or any other member of the editorial board. As with all papers submitted to the journal, this paper should follow all the journal's usual procedures (plagiarism checking, reviewing, and editing). The editor should follow ICMJE guidelines on disclosure of potential conflicts of interest by authors and reviewers.
Reviewers must keep any information or ideas obtained through peer review confidential and must not use them for personal benefit. They should avoid any conflict of interest with authors in making decisions concerning accepting or rejecting a paper.
Authors should disclose any financial or other conflicts of interest that may influence the results and interpretation of the manuscript. The authors should acknowledge all financial support.
Privacy Statement
The names and email addresses entered into the journal system will be used for the journal's stated purposes and will not be made available for any other purpose or to any other party.
Informed Consent Policy
Before starting research, the researcher should obtain institutional approval. Data and information from people who participated in data collection must be handled with a high level of confidentiality. Therefore, researchers should obtain written informed consent from participants before initiating data collection procedures, unless the study is conducted in fields that do not require an informed consent policy, such as literature. It should include a clear, concise description of the research. The following information should appear in the informed consent:
- The main aim of the study
- The expected results
- The target population
- The significance of the result
- Instructions that the participants must follow
- Any risks or discomforts that may affect participants.
– The decision to participate is voluntary, and the participants have the right to refuse or withdraw from the experiment without losing any benefits from the consent form.
– An approximate number of participants actively involved in the research
Advertising Policy
The publisher and the editorial board of ATRAS Journal prohibit all forms of commercial advertising. This policy remains in effect until the editorial board revises the journal’s policy.
Multiple, Redundant, or Concurrent Submission/Publication
Authors should not publish the same research in more than one journal. Besides, submitting the same paper to more than one journal constitutes an unethical publishing practice. An author has not yet submitted a paper previously published in another journal for publication.
The Use of AI in Writing
By September 2024, ATRAS will introduce a new policy about the use of AI content generators. The journal aims to introduce this new policy to enhance transparency and provide guidance to everyone involved in the creation process, including authors, editors, reviewers, readers, and contributors.
AI use is restricted to enhancing the language and readability of authors’ work. To disclose the use of generative AI in the writing process, authors must add a statement to the end of the paper under a new section called “Declaration of AI use”, and before the list of references.
ATRAS will continue to adapt and refine its policy on the use of AI tools in writing. According to the COPE position statement on the response to AI tools:
ATRAS’ editor reserves the right to reject or withdraw the manuscript directly if the use of AI tools in the manuscript is concealed.
AI tools can not be listed as authors or co-authors of papers. Because they cannot be held responsible for the submissions and cannot manage copyright and licensing agreements.
Authors who use AI tools in their submissions (including but not limited to: during the writing of the article or when collecting and analysing data) must be transparent in disclosing in the Methods or acknowledgments section of the paper how the AI tool was used and which tool was used.
Authors are fully responsible for the content of their manuscript, including, but not limited to, sections produced by AI tools or data analysed using AI tools in the research process.
Annonce
Submission Invitation
ATRAS Journal cordially invites submissions from scholars worldwide. We encourage international researchers to submit original manuscripts adhering strictly to the journal's author guidelines and submission protocols.
VOLUME 8, ISSUE 1, January 2027
Important Dates
- Opening Submission: 20 July 2026
- Submission Deadline: 10 November 2026
- Anticipated Publication: 15 January 2027
For inquiries:
- Email: atras@univ-saida.dz | atrasuniv2022@gmail.com
- Journal Website: https://atras-univ-saida.dz/en/
We extend our appreciation for your scholarly contributions and cooperation in maintaining the highest standards of academic publishing.
15-07-2026
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Numéros
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Articles
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Erased from Nation’s Story: Violence of Representation and Semblance of Transitional Justice against Bangladeshi Indigenous
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Conceptualising Success, Struggle, and Identity in Nigerian Afrobeats: Metaphorical Expressions in Asake's Lyrics
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