Peer Review Procedure

Peer review is a critical evaluation process where experts assess a manuscript’s quality, validity, and relevance. 

1. Double-Blind Review: Identities of authors and reviewers are concealed to ensure impartiality.
2. Review Criteria: Evaluates originality, theoretical contribution, methodology, clarity, and relevance to the field.
3. Timeline: Typically completed within 4–8 weeks; reviewers provide detailed feedback.
4. Revision: Authors may revise and resubmit within a stipulated timeframe.