Once accepted, your work will be published on European Relations and made accessible to our audience.
Your work will be displayed under a custom URL with a unique web address, making it easy to cite, share, and link directly to your publication.
Each article page will feature:
- The title of your paper
- Your name (link to your bio and other publications)
- Your chosen category and keywords/tags
- A clearly displayed abstract
- All provided references and supplementary information
- A fully embedded and searchable PDF version of your work
Articles will be searchable by title, abstract, references, category, and keywords, ensuring strong visibility across the platform. Readers can easily find your work using our site-wide search, as well as through relevant thematic categories and tags.
The embedded PDF will be:
- Optimized for both desktop and mobile viewing
- Fully searchable (readers can search the text within the PDF)
- Protected from copying and downloading (text cannot be copied, and the file cannot be downloaded)
Your paper will also be featured on the main page and included in popularity-based sorting. Articles gain visibility based on relevance, engagement, and the number of clicks, helping your work reach a broader audience.
All newly published articles are also showcased on our Academics page, ensuring they receive attention from readers looking for the latest contributions.
We encourage authors to engage with their readership and share their publications widely!
How Search Works on European Relations
To make research easier and more efficient, European Relations has a search function that helps users find relevant content quickly.
- Academic Articles: All words included in the abstract of academic articles are searchable. This ensures that key terms, topics, and concepts related to the paper are indexed and easy to find.
Our search index updates every six hours, ensuring that newly uploaded articles and blog posts appear in search results within a short time.
For the best results, try using specific keywords related to your topic of interest. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, check back later as new content is regularly added.