Peer Review Process

Manuscript submissions will be sent to reviewers for peer-review. One manuscript may be reviewed by more than one reviewer. The period of time for the manuscript to be reviewed is approximately one week. The author's response to the reviewed manuscript determines that the manuscript can be published immediately.

Manuscript Review Workflow

1. Initial Evaluation (Desk Review): The Editorial Board conducts an initial screening to check the manuscript's alignment with the journal's focus and scope, adherence to Author Guidelines, manuscript structure, language quality, and similarity analysis using Compilatio software with a maximum similarity index threshold of 20%. Manuscripts failing to meet these minimum standards will be rejected outright.
2. Peer Review: Manuscripts that pass the initial evaluation are assigned to at least 1 (one) independent peer reviewer who possesses relevant subject-matter expertise in the corresponding field of study.
3. Editorial Decision: Based on the written recommendations from the peer reviewers, the Editor will make a final decision:
   • Accepted: Accepted without revisions.
   • Minor Revision: Accepted subject to minor corrections.
   • Major Revision: Requires major corrections and re-evaluation.
   • Rejected: Declined for publication.