The prerequisites for winning are that the article should contribute with something new to the body of knowledge, either in terms of approach or subject matter; be relevant to practice and further research; have an excellent structure and presentation and well written text; and be up to date citing the latest/key works in the field. An outstanding contribution should have that special something – something which raises it above the rest.
- We were very impressed with Janoski’s article and felt it would be an excellent candidate for the Emeralds Outstanding Author Contribution Award, says Karl Henrik Sivesind. Sivesind is a senior researcher at the Institute of Social Research (ISF) and has extensive experience with research on volunteerism and civil society. Co-editor Bernard Enjolras, research director at ISF and director of the Centre for Research on Civil Society and Voluntary sector, continues:
- We are very happy Jaonski won the award and offer our warmest congratulations.
