Publishing Books

PABLIS Book Series

Beyond journal publishing, PABLIS has established a scholarly book publishing program under the PABLIS Book Series, which focuses on advancing knowledge through comprehensive academic monographs, edited volumes, conference proceedings, and research handbooks. The book series currently encompasses the following thematic areas:

• Advances on Business and Management
• Advances on Computer Science and IT
• Advances on Engineering and Its Applications
• Advances on Science and Technology
• Advances on Social and Human Sciences

These book series provide researchers and scholars with opportunities to present in-depth analyses, theoretical developments, and comprehensive research findings that may extend beyond the scope of traditional journal articles.

Book Proposal

PABLIS welcomes proposals for scholarly books, academic monographs, edited volumes, research-based books, professional and reference books, textbooks, and book series across a broad range of disciplines.

We invite researchers, academics, practitioners, and experienced professionals to submit proposals for original and high-quality books that make a meaningful contribution to scholarship, professional practice, education, or society.

A book proposal allows the PABLIS editorial team to assess the academic value, originality, relevance, readership, scope, and publication potential of a proposed book before the full manuscript is completed.

What We Look For

A strong book proposal should demonstrate:

• Originality and contribution – The book presents an original perspective, framework, synthesis, methodology, findings, or application that contributes meaningfully to the existing literature.
• Clear purpose and scope – The proposal clearly explains what the book will cover, its boundaries, and the key questions or issues it addresses.
• Strong readership potential – The book has an identifiable audience, such as researchers, academics, postgraduate students, undergraduate students, policymakers, practitioners, industry professionals, or the wider public.
• Academic and professional relevance – The proposed subject is timely, significant, and relevant to current research, education, policy, or professional practice.
• Author or editor expertise – The proposed author(s) or editor(s) have appropriate academic, research, professional, or practical expertise in the subject area.
• Coherent structure – The proposed chapters form a logical and cohesive book rather than simply representing a collection of unrelated materials.
• Publication potential – The proposal identifies a clear need for the book and explains how it complements or differs from existing publications.

Proposal Form

If you have a book idea that aligns with the scope of PABLIS, we invite you to submit your proposal for consideration.
Please prepare your proposal using the information in the following document.

Please submit your Special Session proposal(s) via email to pabliscompany@gmail.com.
We look forward to receiving your proposal and working with you to develop high-quality scholarly publications.