Peer Review

Review process

1. Editorial screening. Submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial screening for relevance, originality, and compliance with submission requirements.
2. Independent review. Suitable manuscripts are evaluated by independent reviewers with relevant subject expertise. Author and reviewer identities are concealed from each other to the extent practicable. Reviewers assess originality, research methodology, academic contribution, clarity, and relevance.
3. Editorial decision. Based on the reviews, the editor may accept a manuscript, request revisions, or reject it. The final decision rests with the Editor-in-Chief.