Intellectum

Intellectum is the only Greek journal which applies the internationally accepted 'double blind peer review' system, and consistently upholds the principle of meritocracy. Intellectum keeps its own website (www.intellectum.org), where all the journal's issues are available gratis and appears also online in social media either autonomously () or in c... ollaboration with other cultural groups (). It enhances the Greek scientific thought, via collaborating with Greek and foreign academics and budding scientists, and transfers it on the international forum (by publishing articles to other countries and participating in international conferences). Furthermore, Intellectum is actively engaged in the advancement and protection of the Greek language and is the first to utilize 'Englisheek' in its articles, i.e. the writing of all English words with Greek letters (the exact opposite of the widespread 'Greeklish'). The journal is also actively engaged in the formulation of the modern European Thought: It is a member of the European cultural journals network Eurozine (www.eurozine.com), which links up to more than 80 partner journals and just as many associated magazines and institutions from nearly all European countries. Eurozine often publishes in its homepage Intellectum articles and interviews, which are then read by thousands of people from all over the world. Its articles are listed in several international databases, such as Copernicus Index (http://www.indexcopernicus.com/info.php?id=6) and Digital Open Access Journals [(DOAJ)- www.doaj.org], and has been awarded with the Sparc Europe Seal, which sets standards for the leading open access journals. Public figures of international fame have written articles for the journal, such as the Yale University President Richard C. Levin, the emeritus honorary professor of Penal Theory and Penal Law of Cambridge University Andrew von Hirsch and the professor of Historical Studies of Princeton University and former vice-chancellor of Heidelberg University Angelos Haniotis. ...Read More