BSG ERA x JoGA Special Issue: Session 2 Editor Led Training – Strengthening your Argument

Описание: Collaborative sessions between the BSG Emerging Researchers in Ageing and the Journal of Global Ageing.

Session 2: Strengthening your Argument - Making your Article Excellent. This session covers how to build a compelling and logically connected argument; common pitfalls in article reasoning and how to avoid them; examples of strong argumentation from published journal articles; and ask the Editor: live Q&A on strengthening your article

About the Speaker:
Christine Armstrong Mair, PhD
Associate Professor of Sociology & Gerontology
Director, Center for Health, Equity, & Aging (CHEA)
Co-Director, Southern Population Aging Research Center (SPARC)
Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Public Health
University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)

ERAxJoGA Special Issue initiative:
This initiative is a collaboration between the Journal of Global Ageing (JoGA) and the British Society of Gerontology – Emerging Researchers in Ageing (BSG-ERA), launched at the BSG Annual Conference in June 2025. This initiative offers a collaborative, inclusive, and fully supported publishing model, created especially for early career researchers (ECRs). Rather than assuming that everyone already knows how to publish, we will support you throughout the journey — from developing your idea to submitting your article.

About ERA:
The British Society of Gerontology’s (BSG) Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA) provides students, early career academics, researchers, and practitioners with opportunities for learning, networking, and mentor support. We also welcome academics, researchers, and practitioners who are making a mid-career change to ageing studies. ERA co-chairs develop programmes and events informed by the suggestions and stated needs of our members.

More information: https://www.britishgerontology.org/em...

About JoGA:
The Journal of Global Ageing (JoGA) is a transdisciplinary journal committed to advancing our understanding of the global processes of ageing. Our aim is to create a space for the ageing research community around the world to communicate new ideas, findings, perspectives and research directions from all world regions.

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