Peer Review Process

1. The authors submit a manuscript.
2. The editor in chief assigns a section editor to handle the manuscript.
3. The section editor checks whether the manuscript fulfills the minimum criteria of the journal requirements in terms of the topic (suitable to the scope of the journal), word length, plagiarism, references, format, and language.
4. If the minimum criteria are fulfilled, the section editor will assign a minimum of two relevant reviewers to review the article.
5. The reviewers submit the report to the editor.
6. The section editor notifies the authors about the review results.
7. If any revision, the authors do the correction and resubmit to the journal.
8. The section editor assigns the same (or can be different) reviewers to re-check whether the revision has been done in accordance with the reviewers’ comments. The journal allows up to 2 rounds of reviews.
9. The editor in chief makes the final decision after review and revision have been done.
10. Manuscript is sent to the production processes.