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We appreciate your interest in submitting a proposal for a Special Issue to be considered for publication in a Combinatorial Press journal. Prior to the submission of your Special Issue proposal, kindly ensure that it aligns with the journal’s scope and adheres to our specific special issue guidelines < https://combinatorialpress.com/special-issue-guidelines/>. Additionally, please verify the absence of any overlaps with currently open Special Issues, as this may impact the potential launch of your Special Issue if accepted.

For those submitting a Conference Issue, kindly incorporate the term ‘CONFERENCE’ in your Proposal Title. Include pertinent details about your conference within the proposal text, including a link to the conference website.

We will promptly review your proposal and reach out to you with further details. Should you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact us directly at specialissues@combinatorialpress.com .

Title of Special Issue:
Proposal text: (Craft your proposal in a concise 3-paragraph format with a maximum length of 400 words. The first paragraph is designated for introducing the chosen topic. Subsequently, the second paragraph should elaborate on the existing challenges within the field. Lastly, the third paragraph is dedicated to delineating the specific objectives and goals envisaged for the proposed Special Issue.)
Potential topics to be covered: (Clearly articulate the scope of your proposal by aligning it with specific topics. Ensure that these proposed topics directly contribute to the focused delineation of the Special Issue. Additionally, refrain from presenting your topics in the form of keywords to maintain clarity and precision.)
Team of Guest Editorial (GE): (A Special Issue comprises a Lead Guest Editor and a panel of two to five Guest Editors. It is imperative that the team reflects diversity, encompassing varied research institutions and geographical locations. Each Guest Editor must demonstrate a robust publication record within the subject area to qualify for this role. Kindly furnish the requisite information for your Guest Editorial team, ensuring that institutional email addresses are provided for all members. Additionally, when sharing links to Guest Editors' publication records, please direct to their profiles on Web of Science, Scopus, or Google Scholar.)
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