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Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

The PJIP is a interactive database designed to help researchers navigate the world of academic publishing. By consolidating and standardising information—such as journal rankings, acceptance rates, response times, word/page limits, and open-access status—the PJIP helps researchers to make informed decisions about where to submit their work.

What makes the PJIP especially valuable is our focus on fine-grained journal classification, obtaining operational data (e.g., review lengths and revise-and-resubmit rates), and our interactive tools that allow users to search, filter, and compare journals in meaningful ways. For a deeper look at these features, visit our homepage or to see them in action vist any one of our subject pages.

See our Indexing page for all of the information about supplying data to the project.

The PJIP is an independent initiative led by a single director, supported by numerous academics and researchers, in collaboration with some of the world’s largest academic organisations. For more details, visit our about us and partnerships pages.

The PJIP is funded through a combination of sources, inclduing:

1) Limited advertisements placed around the site to help cover operational costs.
2) Users/organisation donations. See our Support page for more information.
3) A grant from the American Philosophical Association for 2025.
4) A Start-Up Award from the University of Birmingham.

These funding sources allow us to maintain the platform, expand our resources, and continue providing valuable, free tools for the academic community.

Technical Support

If our web apps seem stuck and don't load completely, this is often due to technical updates on our platform. The issue typically resolves itself within a few hours.

To fix it immediately, try clearing your browser cache:

On Windows: Press Ctrl + F5
On Mac: Press Cmd + Shift + R

If the problem persists, contact us at [email protected]

Data Inquiries

See our Sources, Licencing, and Attribution page.

Yes! All of the data collected by the PJIP is openly accessible and will soon be available for direct download from the site under a CC BY-NC 4.0 licence. Until then, feel free to email us, and we’ll be happy to provide the requested data. See our Sources, Licencing, and Attribution page for more information.


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