Guidelines for Reviewers
Peer reviewers are essential to maintaining scholarly quality. All reviews follow a double-blind process.
1 Reviewer Responsibilities
Provide an objective, constructive, and timely evaluation of the manuscript.
Assess the manuscript based on originality, methodology, clarity, significance, and relevance.
Maintain strict confidentiality — do not share the manuscript or discuss it with others.
Declare any conflict of interest and decline the review if one exists.
2 Evaluation Criteria
Abstract / SummaryClearly and accurately describes the content?
IntroductionSubject matter clearly and concisely stated?
MethodologyApproach appropriate with no significant weaknesses?
Results & DiscussionInterpretations and conclusions justified by results?
Writing QualityLanguage acceptable, clear, and logically structured?
ReferencesAdequate reference made to other work in the field?
3 Review Outcomes
Reviewers should recommend one of the following:
Accept
Ready for publication with no or minor changes.
Minor Revision
Small corrections needed before acceptance.
Major Revision
Significant changes required; re-review needed.
Reject
Does not meet the required standards.
Timeline
Reviewers are expected to complete their review within 2–3 weeks of accepting the assignment. If you are unable to meet this deadline, please notify the editor promptly.