Important note: All the Athens Institute’s publications, including the e-journals, serve only its mission and cannot be changed to serve any other purpose. Athens Institute’s e-journals are open access without any costs related to publication charged to the author or to the reader which includes their host institutions as well. Athens Institute’’s publications follow Socrates’ example of promoting academic discourse and therefore are free. Since the publications are open access, the intellectual property rights of a paper remain with its author. The review process for a submission varies according to the complexity of the paper and the availability of readers, although a decision on acceptance typically is made within six months. Publication will follow within six to twelve months as a rule. Please note that a paper’s acceptance is independent of its author presenting at an Athens Institute’s event (conference, symposium, forum, colloquium, course, roundtable discussion). However, AI has transformed our review process. Given the extremely large number of submissions, it is no longer feasible to reliably determine whether a paper was written by the authors or generated by AI. One way to address this is by having the paper presented at one of our many small conferences, where the authors must present to an international audience and, so to speak, defend the arguments put forth in their work. Papers presented at one of our conferences will be given preference. Before submitting a paper, an author must ensure that the paper meets the basic academic standards, which include clear and proper English; referees are instructed to reject a paper that is poorly argued and poorly written. It is Athens Institute’s mission to bring together academics from all over the world. One way of doing this is by inviting researchers to present their work in Athens in a symposium-like format and exchange ideas as they did in Ancient Athens. Thanks to Prometheus, modern technology permits us to add more tools to satisfy our mission. We encourage our members and friends to read, comment and cite the works of others who have presented and/or published with the Athens Institute which can all be found in our online database. As a member and friend of the Athens Institute, you can submit a note or comment on a published paper and we will publish it, after blind review, with a rejoint from the author(s). This is another way of bringing researchers from all over the world together, as part of our global mission.