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The Strategic Design Research Journal releases its first issue of 2022 a few weeks after our editorial team produced an analysis of its five previous years, a report that focused in the period after the adoption of English as our single working language. Since 2017, we have published 139 papers, between special and regular issues. The journal has raised bigger attention from the design community recent years, which resulted in a growing number of submissions. At the time of this writing, the SDRJ has an estimated time between five and seven months before announcing the evaluation results. The findings of this research will support the creation of internal editorial groups and strengthen the strategic guidance of our longitudinal work.
UNISINOS - Universidade do Vale do Rio Dos Sinos
Title: Editorial
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The Strategic Design Research Journal releases its first issue of 2022 a few weeks after our editorial team produced an analysis of its five previous years, a report that focused in the period after the adoption of English as our single working language.
Since 2017, we have published 139 papers, between special and regular issues.
The journal has raised bigger attention from the design community recent years, which resulted in a growing number of submissions.
At the time of this writing, the SDRJ has an estimated time between five and seven months before announcing the evaluation results.
The findings of this research will support the creation of internal editorial groups and strengthen the strategic guidance of our longitudinal work.
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