Publishing scholarly works in humanities

Vox in Academia offers high-quality edited volumes and monographs in linguistics and literary analysis, emphasizing open access and multilingualism.

Vox in Academia (VIA) is dedicated to advancing scholarship through high-quality academic publishing. We focus on monographs and edited volumes in literary studies and linguistics, maintaining rigorous editorial standards to ensure scholarly excellence. As an open access publisher, we aim to provide researchers worldwide with broad visibility and impactful dissemination of their work, supporting multilingualism and offering expert assistance throughout the publishing process.

Our commitment to high editorial standards and open access principles ensures scholarly works are accessible, well-presented, and globally impactful. We strive to support researchers in sharing their findings with the widest audiences possible, fostering academic collaboration and innovation.

Publication procedures

Texts submitted for publication are first reviewed by the internal editorial board and then evaluated by the editors of the series in which they are to appear. If the initial evaluation is positive, we begin the peer review process, either for the entire volume or for individual chapters (the latter is possible in the case of edited volumes with contributions by multiple authors).

If necessary, we employ the anti-plagiarism software as part of the editorial procedure.

To ensure the highest scientific quality of our publications, we follow the ethical guidelines promoted by COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics). Further details can be found on the COPE website (https://publicationethics.org/). We work in close collaboration with authors and editors to ensure that all published materials comply with COPE’s ethical standards, especially regarding:

  • elimination of any conflicts of interest or discrimination
  • use of peer review to evaluate texts for publication;
  • selection of texts for publication in accordance with editorial policies and copyright law;