Review Policy and Procedure
Submission and Initial Evaluation
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Recommended for the formal peer-review process.
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Returned to the author for initial revision.
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Rejected if the quality or relevance does not meet the journal’s requirements.
Double-Anonymous Peer Review
The journal employs a double-anonymous (double-blind) peer-review process, ensuring that both authors and reviewers remain anonymous to one another to maintain total impartiality.
Manuscripts that pass the initial evaluation are assigned to at least two external experts in the relevant field. Reviewers evaluate the work based on relevance, originality, methodological soundness, data analysis, significance, and readability.
Reviewer Recommendations
Reviewers provide an explicit recommendation for the manuscript, classified as:
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Publishable (Acceptance)
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Publishable with Revisions (Minor or Major)
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Not Publishable (Rejection)
If there is a significant discrepancy between reviewers (e.g., one recommends rejection while another recommends acceptance), the Managing Editor will assign a third reviewer or consult the Editorial Board to reach a final decision.
Revision and Final Acceptance
Reviewed manuscripts, along with consolidated reviewer comments, are returned to the corresponding author. Revisions may be requested more than once. Along with the revised manuscript, authors must provide a detailed point-by-point response explaining the changes made or justifying why certain suggestions were not implemented.
Post-Acceptance and Publication




