[ Leadership ]

Editorial direction, academic service and research culture.

Leadership is treated as scholarly infrastructure: creating credible publication venues, enabling international collaboration and supporting the next generation of researchers.

Editorial leadership

Four current editorial responsibilities across humanities and interdisciplinary journals, presented with the titles used by each journal.

Editorial principles

  • Transparent editorial standards and responsible peer review
  • Research integrity and clear authorship practices
  • Accessible scholarly communication and sustainable open access
  • International, multilingual and interdisciplinary participation

Academic leadership

Research structures, international initiatives and supervision developed alongside editorial work.

Research environment

Laboratory & projects

Building working structures in which teams can develop projects, publications and new international partnerships.

Mentorship

Teaching & supervision

Supporting research design, academic writing and professional development across doctoral and master’s-level work.