Types of Manuscript

Daluang: Journal of Library and Information Science accepts research articles, review articles, and best practice articles in library and information science and related fields. All submissions must align with the journal’s focus and scope, demonstrate scholarly value, and comply with its author guidelines and publication ethics policies.

1. Research Articles

Research articles report original, unpublished findings from empirical or systematic investigations using appropriate and clearly described methods. Manuscripts should present a clear research problem, engage with relevant literature, explain the methodology, and discuss findings supported by evidence. The article must demonstrate an original contribution to library and information science.

2. Review Articles

Review articles critically synthesize existing literature on a clearly defined topic. They may employ systematic, scoping, integrative, or critical review approaches, with transparent methods for literature selection and analysis where applicable. Manuscripts should identify key themes, evaluate existing knowledge, highlight research gaps, and suggest directions for future research.

3. Best Practice Articles

Best practice articles describe and critically evaluate effective practices, innovations, or practical experiences in libraries, information centers, archives, and related information services. Manuscripts should explain the context, objectives, implementation process, and outcomes, supported by relevant evidence. They should provide practical insights and lessons that can inform professional practice and be adapted by other institutions.