You are relatively new in the field of papyrology and you wish to submit an article (or a monograph) for publication. Once you submit your manuscript to an editor, however, it is rejected on the ground that your text is not yet ripe for publication: perhaps the structure, or the wording, or the method for quoting sources, are still in need of revision.
You may have someone at your home University who could lend you a hand. If not, then this could be for you: the AIP provides you with a list of colleagues who could provide you with some advice on how to improve your manuscript, and therefore also the chances of getting it published.
• Articles to be submitted to peer-reviewed journals.
• Monographs to be submitted to a peer-reviewed series.
• Preparation of applications for research grants or job openings.
• Any improper use of influence to get a publication through an editorial board.
• Look up the list provided on the AIP website.
• Contact a person who seems to match the profile of your intended publication.
• Listen to the advice you receive.
• At the end of the process, don’t forget to say thank you.
Jose Luis Alonso
University of Zurich
joseluis.alonso@rwi.uzh.ch
Juristic papyrology
Magdy A.I. Aly
Mansoura University
magdy@mans.edu.eg
Documentary papyri, digital papyrology
Shereen Aly
Ain Shams University
shereen.abdelghani@art.asu.edu.eg
Greek ostraca
Charikleia Armoni
Universität zu Köln
charikleia.armoni@uni-koeln.de
Documentary papyri from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods
Peter Arzt-Grabner
University of Salzburg
peter.arzt-grabner@plus.ac.at
Documentary papyri from the Roman period, Greco-Roman letter writing
Rodney Ast
Universität Heidelberg
ast@uni-heidelberg.de
Digital tools
Giuseppina Azzarello
University of Udine
giuseppina.azzarello@uniud.it
Documentary papyri from the Byzantine period, archives, history of science (arithmetics)
Roger S. Bagnall
Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
rsb331@nyu.edu
Documentary papyri from the Roman and Late Roman periods, social and economic history
Guido Bastianini
Università degli studi di Firenze
guido.bastianini@unifi.it
Documentary papyri from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods
Klaas Bentein
Ghent University
klaas.bentein@ugent.be
Documentary papyri form the Roman and Late Antique periods, language of the papyri, layout and materiality
Anne Boud’hors
CNRS
anne.boudhors@irht.cnrs.fr
Coptic papyri, especially from the Byzantine period
Alan Bowman
Oxford University
alan.bowman@bnc.ox.ac.uk
Documentary papyri from the Roman period, history of Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
Matias Buchholz
University of Helsinki
matias.buchholz@helsinki.fi
Documentary papyri from the Roman and Byzantine periods; carbonized papyri, Petra, Bubastis
Adam Bülow-Jacobsen
bulow@wanadoo.fr
Egyptian Desert, ostraka
Livia Capponi
Università di Pavia
livia.capponi@unipv.it
Roman Egypt, Jews in Egypt
Willy Clarysse
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Willy.Clarysse@kuleuven.be
Demotic papyrology, history of Ptolemaic Egypt, onomastics and prosopography, literary papyri in their social context
Raffaella Cribiore
Columbia University
raffaella.cribiore@nyu.edu
ancient education, rhetoric
Hélène Cuvigny
CNRS
h.cuvigny@gmail.com
Egyptian Desert, ostraca
Paola Davoli
Università del Salento
paola.davoli@unisalento.it
Archaeology of Graeco-Roman Egypt
Alain Delattre
Université libre de Bruxelles
Alain.Delattre@ulb.be
Coptic papyri, monasticism
Mark Depauw
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
mark.depauw@kuleuven.be
Digital tools
Tomasz Derda
Warsaw University
t.derda@uw.edu.pl
Archaeology of Graeco-Roman Egypt
Anna Di Giglio
Università degli Studi di Foggia
anna.digiglio@unifg.it
Literary papyri
Jürgen Hammerstaedt
Universität zu Köln
ala19@uni-koeln.de
Herculanum papyri
Sabine Huebner
Universität Basel
sabine.huebner@unibas.ch
History of Roman Egypt
Andreas Kaplony
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
andreas.kaplony@lmu.de
Arabic papyri
Thomas Kruse
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften
Thomas.Kruse@oeaw.ac.at
Administration of Roman Egypt
AnneMarie Luijendijk
Princeton University
aluijend@princeton.edu
Christian papyri
Bernard Legras
Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
Bernard.Legras@univ-paris1.fr
History of Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
Brian McGing
Trinity College Dublin
BMCGING@tcd.ie
history of Ptolemaic Egypt, edition of papyri
Federico Morelli
Universität Wien
federico.morelli@univie.ac.at
Greek papyri (especially accounts and letters) from the Byzantine and especially Arab periods
Mario C. D. Paganini
Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna
mario.paganini@oeaw.ac.at
Socio-cultural history of the Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, Ptolemaic and Roman documentary papyrology
Bernhard Palme
University of Vienna / Österreichsiche Nationalbibliothek
bernhard.palme@univie.ac.at
Documentary papyri, history of Late Antiquity (social elites, administrative, economic and legal history, military history and history of mentalities)
Arietta Papaconstantinou
University of Reading
arietta.papaconstantinou@orinst.ox.ac.uk
Documentary papyri from the Byzantine period, Nessana, history of late antique and early Islamic Egypt (economy, society, religion)
Maryline Parca
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
mparca@illinois.edu
Documentary papyri, especially from the Ptolemaic period
Natascia Pellé
Università del Salento
natascia.pelle@unisalento.it
Literary papyri
Marco Perale
University of Liverpool/Universitat de Barcelona
perale@liverpool.ac.uk
perale@ub.edu
Literary papyri
Antonio Ricciardetto
CNRS
antonio.ricciardetto@mom.fr
Literary papyri, medical papyri, history of science, scribal practices
Fabian Reiter
Università di Bologna
fabian.reiter@unibo.it
Documentary papyri from the Roman period; administration, social life and economy of Roman Egypt
Tonio Sebastian Richter
Freie Universität Berlin
richter@fu-berlin.de
Coptic papyrology, especially legal documents and late Coptic documents
Patrick Sänger
University of Münster
saengerp@uni-muenster.de
Documentary papyri, history of Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, juristic papyrology
Noha Salem
Ain Shams University
noasalem@yahoo.com
Documentary papyri from the Roman and Byzantine periods
C. Michael Sampson
University of Manitoba
mike.sampson@umanitoba.ca
Literary papyri, digital papyrology, Karanis, museum archaeology
Paul Schubert
University of Geneva
paul.schubert@unige.ch
Literary and documentary papyri, Roman Egypt
Dorothy Thompson
University of Cambridge
djt17@cam.ac.uk
History of Ptolemaic Egypt
Sofía Torallas Toras
University of Chicago
sofiatorallas@gmail.com
Book production, magical papyri
Jakub Urbanik
University of Warsaw/Käte Hamburger Kolleg Unity and Plurality in Law, Münster
Jakub.Urbanik@adm.uw.edu.pl
Juristic papyrology (chiefly from the Roman and Byzantine periods), ancient legal history
Katelijn Vandorpe
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
katelijn.vandorpe@kuleuven.be
History of Ptolemaic Egypt
Naïm Vanthieghem
CNRS
nvthiegh@gmail.com
Arabic papyri
Arthur Verhoogt
University of Michigan
verhoogt@umich.edu
Papyri from the Ptolemaic period
Marja Vierros
University of Helsinki
marja.vierros@helsinki.fi
Documentary papyri, linguistics
Uri Yiftach
Tel Aviv University
uiftach@tauex.tau.ac.il
Documentary papyri, history of the legal document