CEJPP Launches New Editorial System and Website for 2026

The Central European Journal of Public Policy (CEJPP) is pleased to announce the launch of its new editorial and publishing environment, which will take effect at the beginning of 2026. As part of the journal’s ongoing commitment to improving the quality, transparency, and efficiency of scholarly communication, CEJPP will adopt the Open Journal Systems (OJS) editorial platform.

From the new year onward, all manuscript submissions, reviews, editorial correspondence, and publication processes will take place through the journal’s new OJS system, accessible at:
👉 https://office.cejpp.org/index.php/cejpp

The implementation of OJS represents an important step toward modernizing the journal’s operations and aligning them with international standards in academic publishing. The platform offers authors and reviewers a more intuitive, user-friendly workflow, while providing editors with robust tools for managing peer review, revisions, copyediting, and production. This transition will streamline communication, enhance transparency, and support a more efficient publication process overall.

CEJPP has also launched a newly designed public website, where readers and contributors can access all essential information about the journal, including aims and scope, editorial policies, submission guidelines, and published articles:
👉 https://www.cejpp.org/

The new web environment is expected to strengthen the journal’s visibility, accessibility, and engagement with the broader academic community. It also creates a stable foundation for CEJPP’s continued growth under its new publisher.

We invite all authors, reviewers, and readers to explore the new platform and familiarize themselves with the updated submission and publication process. Further instructions and support materials will be made available on the website in the coming weeks.

We look forward to welcoming your future submissions through our new OJS system and to further advancing high-quality research in public policy.