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  * Aquesta traducció al català de l’OJS (versió 2.2.3) fou realitzada per Judith Rodriguez
  * amb el suport de la revista Athenea Digital i el Departament de Psicologia Social de la
  * Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
  * La traducció amplia la tasca previament realitzada per a la UOC i l'IEC incorporant les
  * eines de lectura i l’ajuda.
  *
  * Copyright (c) 2013-2019 Simon Fraser University
  * Copyright (c) 2003-2019 John Willinsky
  * Distributed under the GNU GPL v2. For full terms see the file docs/COPYING.
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  * Credits: http://pkp.sfu.ca/wiki/index.php?title=OJS:_Catalan_%28ca_ES%29
  *
  * Roles - Journal Manager 
  *
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<topic id="journal/topic/000015" locale="ca_ES" title="Journal Manager" toc="journal/toc/000003" key="journal.roles.journalManager">
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		<![CDATA[<p>The Journal Manager is responsible for managing the publishing system. This does not involve any advanced technical skills, but entails filling out templates and uploading files. The Journal Manager does the {help_topic key="journal.managementPages.setup" text="Setup"} for the journal, and enrolls the Editors, Section Editors, Copyeditors, Layout Editors, Proofreaders, and Reviewers. Alternately, names and emails of Reviewers, if they already exist in another database, can be imported into the system, through the Import People function under {help_topic key="journal.managementPages.importExport" text="Import/Export Data"}. The Journal Manager also has access to the journal's other management systems, and can create new Sections for the journal, edit the default set of Emails the system uses, manage the {help_topic key="journal.managementPages.readingTools" text="Reading Tools"} that are available with this journal, and see to the {help_topic key="journal.managementPages.statsAndReports" text="Journal Statistics"} the system can generate.</p><p>Note that although the Journal Manager role is ostensibly a per-journal role, journal managers should generally be considered system-wide trusted users, as they have the ability to assume the identities of other users who may be enrolled in other journals.</p>]]>
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