General Guidelines

• Publishing Addiction Science ISAJE offers a free, comprehensive guide for addiction scientists - especially novice researchers - facing the complex process of publishing in scholarly journals. 
• International Committee of Medical Journal Editors
• Publishing in a scholarly journal (American Psychological Association)
  • Part one, the publishing process 
  • Part two, role of the editorial board
  • Part three, peer review

Writing 

• Bem DJ. Writing the Empirical Journal Article (editors’ choice)
• Bourne PE. Ten Simple Rules for Getting Published. 
• Lewis ME. Introduction to Journal-Style Scientific Writing
• Authors’ Submission Toolkit: A practical guide to getting your research published
• A Revised Checklist for Writing up Research Reports from Addiction 

• Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions 
• Language and Terminology Guidance (from Journal of Addiction Medicine)
  These guidelines reflect current diagnostic trends, are precise, and are respectful of persons with the spectrum of substance use disorders.
• A Guide to Writing Conclusions in Abstracts from Addiction

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