Achilleas Kostoulas

Applied Linguistics & Language Teacher Education

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Category: Writing & Publishing

If you’re struggling with writing up your research project or preparing a manuscript for publication, the posts below may provide some useful insights.

Yellow tape reading "Danger" outside a construction site
25 September 201818 December 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

How to spot a predatory journal (and why to avoid them!)

Man typing on computer keyboard
1 June 201827 December 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

What happens to an article after it has been submitted to a journal?

1 May 201817 December 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Peer review: The good, the bad and the ugly

Yellow tape reading "Danger" outside a construction site
24 June 201518 December 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

What does a predatory journal look like?

First page of the chapter "A Greek Tragedy" (Kostoulas 2014)
25 November 201418 March 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Publishing the ‘Greek Tragedy’ chapter

Orange badges emblazoned with the OA logo
22 October 201420 June 2019 Achilleas Kostoulas

Open Access Week 2014

Student consulting dictionary and writing on notebook
6 October 201430 January 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Presenting multilingual data: Some options

Wall-mounted index catalogue
3 October 201428 January 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Where can I find calls for papers for TESOL?

Yellow tape reading "Danger" outside a construction site
12 August 20149 March 2019 Achilleas Kostoulas

Possible scam involving academic publishing?

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  • Language Diversity in Greece (Book Review)
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