The Eurolimes is a peer-reviewed journal, all articles being examined by researchers with credentials in the article's field of study before they are published. Hence, the submitted proposals are sent out to other scholars in the same field (the author's peers) to get their scientific opinion on the quality of the research, on its relevance to the field, on its appropriateness for the journal, on the compliance of the scientific methods announced in the abstract, on the clarity and well organization of the research, on the paper’s contribution to the state of the art in its field, etc.

Eurolimes is indexed in Ebscohost, ProQuest, CEEOL, Index Copernicus, Gesis Socioguide databasis, and is accredited by CNCSIS, code 537, B + Category. To each issue of the journal there is assigned a specific topic, announced on the website of the journal. Authors are expected to submit only those articles which follow the proposed topic of the EUROLIMES issue. If the above-mentioned condition is not fulfilled, the proposed articles will not be considered in the peer-review process.

The topic of 17th issue is The Social Frontiers of Europe and the deadline is the end of February 2014.

The topic of 18th issue is The Security Dimension of European Frontier vs the Legitimacy of Political Priorities of EU and EU Members States National Preferences and the deadline is the end of August 2014.

The topic of 19th issue is Border Cities in Europe and the deadline is the end of January 2015.

The topic of 20th issue is Eurolimes: Theoretical Approaches and Border Evaluation and the deadline is the end of January 2015.

For more information and for Authors Guide, please see the Guide for Authors on the web site of Eurolimes (http://www.iser.rdsor.ro/eurolimes.htm) or contact the Editor of Eurolimes, Mr. Ioan Horga (ihorga@uoradea.ro) or the Executive Editor, Mrs Cristina Dogot (cmgheorghe@yahoo.co.uk).
If you would like to propose a book review, please present your proposal to the executive editor in order to decide on the pertinence of proposed review for the general book review policies of Eurolimes.