Diarus is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal for language, dialectology, and related social and educational research.
Mission
Diarus brings together research on linguistic variation, language documentation and dialect studies. It welcomes carefully argued contributions that connect language data with their historical, geographical and social contexts.
Editorial Model
The journal operates an independent editorial process based on academic merit, transparent policy pages, and double-blind peer review. Each submission is checked for scope, ethical compliance, manuscript quality, metadata completeness, and suitability for publication before it enters the review process.
Readership
The journal addresses researchers, educators and communities interested in language variation. It encourages interdisciplinary work grounded in transparent evidence, responsible research practice and a clear contribution to linguistic scholarship.
