JOURNAL OF THE ACM

About the Journal

The Journal of the ACM (JACM) provides coverage of the most significant work going on in computer science, broadly construed. It is a peer-reviewed journal, published six times a year by ACM.

• Charter and Scope
• Editorial Board
• Preserving excellence through change: an editorial from June 2003 (Raghavan)
• JACM's 50th Anniversary (Halpern)
  
• Becoming the Preferred Publisher: an editorial from July., 2001 (Halpern)
• A Bill of Rights and Responsibilities: an editorial from Sept., 2000 (Halpern)
• Taking stock: an editorial from May, 1999 (Halpern)
• Time to publication: an editorial from May, 1998 (Halpern)
• On becoming editor-in-chief of JACM: an editorial from May, 1997 (Halpern)
• Subscription information

Information for Authors and Referees

• Preparation and Submission of Manuscripts
• P/NP Policy
• The Criteria for Acceptance
• Procedures for Accepted Papers
• Referee Instructions
• Appeals Procedure
• Rights and Responsibilities in ACM Publishing

Articles

• Titles in Current Issue
• Table of Contents by Volume and Full Text of Articles (for subscribers only)