European Consortium for Political Research — Editorial Coordinator

ALPSP Special Interest Group; Colchester; Vor Ort; GBP 24.000 - 30.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

The European Consortium for Political Research is seeking an Editorial Coordinator to manage operational aspects of several journals, overseeing editorial and peer review processes, administration and governance, and marketing and impact. Based at our Hythe, Colchester office in Essex, the role is a fixed-term maternity cover, 21 hours per week, with a pro rata salary of £27,000.

The successful candidate will coordinate workflows, liaise with editors, manage deadlines, and support strategic

Qualifikationen

• Responsible for all operational aspects of journals incl. editorial and peer review processes.
• Administrative and governance duties supporting journal operations.
• Marketing and impact activities to raise journal visibility.

Aufgaben

• Coordinate editorial workflows and timelines across journals.
• Liaise with editors, authors and reviewers to ensure timely decisions.
• Support governance and compliance related to journal operations.
• Contribute to strategies for increasing journal impact and reach.

Kenntnisse

Editorial coordination

Peer review process

Administration

Governance

Tools

Microsoft Office

Jobbeschreibung

• Organisation: European Consortium for Political Research
• Type: Fixed-term 39 weeks' maternity cover, 21
• Salary: £27,000 pro rata, 21 hours per week

Description

The Editorial Coordinator is responsible for all operational aspects of a number of ECPR’s journals, including the editorial and peer review process, administration and governance, marketing and impact.

Please also note that ECPR is based in Essex, and we expect the successful candidate to work from our office at Harbour House in Hythe, Colchester.

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