Peer Review Process

The journal implements a single-blind peer review process, in which the identities of reviewers remain anonymous to the authors, while reviewers are aware of the authors’ identities. Each submitted manuscript is evaluated by two independent reviewers, who assess the article based on its originality, relevance, methodology, and contribution to the field. To ensure the quality and reliability of the publication, each article undergoes two rounds of review by the same reviewers, allowing the authors to revise their work according to the reviewers’ feedback before final acceptance.

The authors must receive an acknowledgment of acceptance of their article after 2 weeks of submission. If the article passes the initial editorial screening, the article is sent to the process (single-blind peer review), and the process takes approximately 2 months. Articles accepted with minor or major revisions must be revised according to the reviewer’s comments and suggestions. It usually takes around 2 months to 4 months from submission to publication. The review process is explained in the following chart.