Guidelines for Editors

Our peer-reviewed journal greatly appreciates the dedicated work of our editors and editorial board members. Their expertise and commitment are crucial in maintaining the high standards of our scientific publications. To help them fulfill their duties effectively, we have created an extensive guide outlining their responsibilities and obligations and frequently asked questions.

Reviewing Manuscripts

  • Review submitted manuscripts fairly and objectively.
  • Ensure manuscripts are assessed according to their scientific merit, originality, and significance.
  • Maintained secrecy and handled manuscripts with the utmost professionalism.
  • Adhere to the journal’s review process guidelines and policies.
  • Provide authors with constructive feedback and encourage necessary revisions and improvements.
  • Make final recommendations for manuscript acceptance, rejection, or revision.

Editorial Decision Making

  • Make decisions on manuscripts promptly and informally.
  • Evaluate the manuscript’s suitability for the journal’s scope and intended audience.
  • Consider the comments and suggestions of reviewers when making editorial decisions.
  • Consult with other Editorial Board members to reach a consensus on challenging decisions.
  • Compose clear and concise decision letters to authors explaining your decision’s rationale.

Peer Review Procedures

  • Identify and invite reviewers with relevant qualifications and expertise.
  • Provide reviewers with precise deadlines and monitor their progress.
  • Evaluate the quality and applicability of reviewers’ remarks and suggestions.
  • Ensure that the process of peer review is rigorous and timely
  • Resolve conflicts or disagreements among reviewers through constructive dialogue when necessary.

Adhere To The Highest Ethical Standards

  • Ensure that all manuscripts are evaluated based on their academic merit, irrespective of the authors’ background or affiliation.
  • Identify and address potential conflicts of interest, such as financial or personal relationships, that may influence decision-making.
  • Handle allegations of unethical behavior or ethical violations with fairness and honesty.
  • Familiarize yourself with industry guidelines, such as COPE standards.