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Call for Applications: JSE Book Review Editor

8 Aug 2025 6:35 AM | James Houran (Administrator)

Call for applications:

Book & Multimedia Review Editor,

Journal of Scientific Exploration (JSE)

JSE seeks a new editor for its “Book & Multimedia Reviews” section to begin 2026. This is the quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of the SSE. Since 1987, the JSE has published original research, conceptual works, and commentaries on topics of interest that cover a wide spectrum, ranging from apparent anomalies in well-established disciplines to rogue phenomena that seem to belong to no established discipline, as well as philosophical issues about the connections among disciplines.

This volunteer role identifies suitable books across various topics in frontier science, pairs these with qualified reviewers, and follows-up with the reviewers to ensure timely commentaries ready for publication. In exchange, the Book & Multimedia Reviews Editor has the opportunity for:

Enhanced Subject Expertise: you gain regular exposure to new and influential scholarly books deepens your understanding of emerging ideas, theories, and debates in your field.
Intellectual Networking: you build relationships with authors, publishers, and fellow academics, creating opportunities for collaboration, future projects, or invitations to scholarly events.
Contribution to Academic Discourse: you help to shape conversations in frontier science by curating reviews that amplify significant works and offer critical insights.
Editorial Skill Development: you work with reviewers to refine submissions hones your editorial judgment, writing precision, and ability to assess scholarly quality.

Desired Qualifications

Academic Background

· Graduate degree in a relevant field is preferred

· Experience with academic research and literature

Expertise in the Field

· Knowledge of JSE’s subject areas

· Ability to recognize important trends and contributions

Writing and Editorial Skills

· Experience writing academic reviews or articles

· Ability to help reviewers write clear and balanced reviews

Publishing Knowledge

· Understanding of citation and academic publishing norms and ethics

Professional Communication

· Able to build a network of contacts with publishers, authors, and reviewers

Organization and Time Management

· Able to manage correspondence across multiple reviews and meet deadlines

· Keeps editorial work on track and well-coordinated

Timeline

To start with the 2026 publishing year. Review of applications will begin this September 25^th and continue until the position is filled.

Applications

To apply, send a copy of your CV along with a letter of interest addressing your qualifications to:

Mark Urban-Lurain, Ph.D.

Secretary, Society for Scientific Exploration

secretary@scientificexploration.org

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