Contributor License/Author Publishing Agreement

The Contributor License Agreement (CLA) is an agreement between the author(s) and Vox Dei concerning the rights and permissions associated with a manuscript submitted for publication. This agreement is different from the Copyright and Licensing Policy. The Copyright and Licensing Policy explains the journal's general policy regarding copyright and licensing, while the Contributor License Agreement is a formal agreement completed by the author(s) for an individual submission.

Rights Granted to the Journal

Upon acceptance and publication, the author(s) grant Vox Dei the necessary non-exclusive rights to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, index, and make the article publicly available through the journal's website and appropriate scholarly databases and repositories. The specific copyright and licensing arrangements applicable to published articles are governed by the journal's Copyright and Licensing Policy.

Relationship with the Copyright and Licensing Policy

The Contributor License Agreement should be read together with the Vox Dei Copyright and Licensing Policy.

Submission of the Contributor License Agreement

Authors should complete the Contributor License Agreement after submitting their manuscript or when requested by the editorial office.

Complete the Contributor License Agreement:

Contributor License Agreement Form
Authors should ensure that the information submitted through the form is consistent with the author information provided in the manuscript and in the Vox Dei Open Journal Systems (OJS). For questions regarding the Contributor License Agreement, authors may contact the editorial office of Vox Dei.