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Editorial Accountability · Public Roster

The board, in full.

Every editorial decision at GRF is signed by a named member of this board. Names, affiliations, and ORCIDs are public. If a paper is published, accepted, revised, or rejected, the person responsible is on this page.

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Why this page exists

A society signs its work.

Predatory journals are anonymous. Real societies are not. We publish every member of the editorial board because peer review is only meaningful when there is a person accountable for the decision.

Applications for editorial roles are open year-round. Apply once, and your contributions accrue to a verified profile that follows you for the rest of your career, downloadable as a CV addendum and linkable on ORCID.

01 Editorial Board

Editors & Track Chairs

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Senior board appointments are open

We're admitting the founding cohort of editors and track chairs now. Apply below if you'd like to be considered for the inaugural board roster.

03 Process

How a decision gets made

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Editorial screen within 7 days

A named editor reviews scope, fit, and basic methodology. Desk rejections are explained in writing. Survivors go to peer review.

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Two named reviewers, 6 to 8 weeks

Submissions go to two reviewers from the roster above whose expertise matches the topic. We name reviewers on accepted publications unless they request anonymity.

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Decision letter, signed

Accept, revise, or reject. Every decision letter is signed by the handling editor and includes both reviewer summaries. No "Section Editor" hand-waving.

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DOI on publication

Crossref-registered within 24 hours of acceptance. Indexed on the author's ORCID. Archived for permanent access. Citable from day one.

Editorial roles

Join the board.

Reviewer, Editor, Track Chair, or Doctoral Mentor. Every role is verified, signed, and accrues to your scholarly identity for life.