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Anyone who has ever conducted a piece of research – that is proper, scholarly research with footnotes, references and everything – knows that where you get published matters a huge deal. For those who remain unpublished or have no idea about the whole process, here is a quick run-down of why it matters.
Journals have different levels of prestige. One such as the British Art Journal would be well-regarded, featuring as it does some excellent research, and thus any research published within is highly likely to be read by many in the field. This prestige is known in academic circles as ‘Impact’ – publishing in a high impact journal is going to be good both for your research and for your academic career as a whole.
The only problem is that it can be difficult to get into such a publication, and there is a good chance your paper may be rejected simply because they have so many submissions. So, should you play it safe and go for a low-impact journal where you won’t be rejected, or risk a chance with the high-impact one? Many an academic career has been founded or broken on where they have published – is it better to linger in obscurity or be burned by the bright lights? NB