Writing a Journal Cover Letter [Free Template]

https://www.aje.com/en/arc/writing-cover-letter/

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The basic elements of the cover letter may be differ according to the journal policy. As a general this elements should include three important topics: a heading/salutation, the body, and the closing:

Heading and salutation:

*The heading includes the name and title of the Editor-in-Chief or

handling editor, the name of the journal, and the date.

* The salutation is a standard greeting (e.g., Dear Dr xxx:) addressed to the Editor-in-Chief or handling editor. If you cannot find the name of the appropriate editor, you can write “Dear Editor:”

*Body

• The body is the heart of the cover letter; this is where you will make the case for why your paper should be granted a peer review.
• Begin with a concise opening statement announcing that you are submitting a manuscript entitled [“your title”] for consideration as a Research Article, Letter, Brief Communication.
• Next, provide a brief but compelling description or summary of the most important or interesting findings addressed by your manuscript.
• The summary should be limited to just a few sentences. Consider the following points to help you craft your summary:
• Why is your study important?
• What are your most interesting findings?
• What are the implications and broader significance of the findings?
• What gaps in the research does your study fill?
• After the description of your study, provide a brief statement of how or why the work is relevant to the scope of the target journal and of interest to its readership.

The final paragraph of the body covers a few formalities confirm that:

• The research is original.
• The manuscript has not been published elsewhere and is not under consideration by any other journal.
• All the authors have approved of the submission of the manuscript to this journal.
• There are no conflicts of interest.
• Informed consent was provided (humans), and appropriate ethical standards were followed (humans and animals)—if relevant.

Suggested reviewers: Many journals invite or require authors to list recommended peer reviewers for their manuscript and to mention any individuals they would strongly prefer.

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Writing a Journal Cover Letter [Free Template]

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