European Psychologist Journal – special issue 

Guest editors: Bernd ROEHRLE and Nicola GALE

We are very keen to hear from authors working on Covid-19 projects who could contribute a review paper, which is the publication policy of the journal, on one or a combination of the areas of interest highlighted in the call for papers.

We are aware, as we say in the call, that the recency of this coronavirus pandemic means that there is a limited pool of specific research to draw upon.  This is particularly the case in areas of the discipline like education and the workplace.  We will therefore take a flexible approach when accepting papers for review.  If there is insufficient research available we would encourage broadening out perhaps to include other epidemics and potentially other types of disasters.  If this is not appropriate to the chosen topic, there should be room for theoretical, research-strategic, practical and political considerations for the future to be considered.  A combination of review and empirical work is also possible (with a more substantial introduction giving a review character). The reviews should be as systematic as possible (e.g. PRISMA model up to a meta-analysis).

We would be delighted to hear from potential authors about your ideas and do hope you will consider submitting your papers to this special edition. 

Deadline: currently 30 November 2020 but it may, depending on demand, be possible for this to be extended.

Submissions: please submit your paper to  https://www.editorialmanager.com/ep

If you have specific questions you can reach Nicola per email and on our  ‘Workplace’ – Announcements platform, where she is available to reply as soon as possible.

Call for papers: 
https://www.hogrefe.com/index.php?eID=dumpFile&t=f&f=4394&token=9de289b7b1d1f1017e9de1e7badec83258046608

Target publication date: March 2021

On behalf of both guest editors Bernd Roehrle and Nicola Gale

Best regards,

Nicola Gale, EFPA Vice president 

Please note that due to Belgian government measures related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the EFPA team is working from home until further notice.

European Federation of Psychologists Associations 
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