Peer Review Policy

Peer-review process

In order to publish articles in the printed volume of „Theatrical Colloquia”, or to upload them on international databases, they have to be analysed in a “double blind” peer-review process, according to internal operational procedures. During the selection process, the author’s name is not known – being replaced with an identification number, so that the process is an objective one. The author also does not know the name of the reviewer.

The article refusal rate is 20%.

The peer-review reports are made by the Committee of Reviewers and other members of the editorial board. The process lasts between three and five weeks, and the answers can be: “acceptable for publication without revisions”, “acceptable for publication with minor revisions”, “acceptable for publication with major revisions” or “rejected”.

List of those responsible for elaborating, checking and approving the operational procedure

  • Professor Ph.D. Paulo Balardim - Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina – Brazil
  • Irina Niculescu - UNIMA Professional Training Commission, former vice-president of UNIMA, USA
  • Associate Professor Ph.D. Nic Ularu – University of South Carolina, The Department of Theatre and Dance – USA (download CV)
  • Associate Professor Ph.D. Andreas Englhart - Department of Art Sciences University of Munich
  • Matei Vişniec - RFI - FRANCE
  • Professor Ph.D. Angelina Roșca - Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts of Chișinău, Republic of Moldova
  • Professor Ph.D. Daniela Vitcu - Drama Department, Ovidius University of Constanța
  • Associate Professor PhD. Mihaela Beţiu, I. L. Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film, București, Romania
  • Lecturer PhD. Diana Nechit, Department of Theatre Arts Faculty of Letters and Arts, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu
  • Lecturer PhD. Alexandra Chiriac, Department of Germanic Studies, Faculty of Letters, Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi (download CV)
  • Lecturer PhD. Haricleea Nicolau, Arts Department, Faculty of Letters, University of Craiova
  • Associate Professor PhD. Ioana Bujoreanu - Faculty of Drama, UNAGE, Iasi
  • Cristina Rusiecki – theatre critic
  • Professor Anca Maria Rusu, PhD - Faculty of Drama, UNAGE, Iasi