• The author submits the manuscript using the journal's designated publication template via the journal's email address, accompanied by a letter addressed to the Editor-in-Chief requesting publication in the journal.
  • The author submits a written declaration confirming that the manuscript has not been previously published and has not been submitted for publication elsewhere. The declaration form is available on the journal's website.
  • The author is notified that the manuscript has been received and will undergo the journal's initial screening, peer-review, and publication procedures.
  • The manuscript is initially reviewed by the Editorial Board to determine its compatibility with the journal's policies and objectives, as well as whether it meets the requirements of scholarly research and is suitable for peer review. If the manuscript is deemed unsuitable, the author is notified that it will not be considered for publication.
  • Once the manuscript passes the initial screening, the Editorial Board selects three reviewers, each holding at least the rank of Associate Professor. Two reviewers serve as primary reviewers, while the third serves as the deciding reviewer.
  • Manuscripts are evaluated by reviewers with relevant expertise. If the two primary reviewers reach differing recommendations, the manuscript is referred to the third, deciding reviewer.
  • If both primary reviewers recommend acceptance of the manuscript, the author is notified of the review outcome and asked to make the required revisions. The author must submit a table outlining the reviewers' comments and the actions taken in response to each comment. Once the required revisions have been completed, the author is issued an “Acceptance for Publication" letter specifying the issue in which the manuscript is scheduled for publication.
  • If both primary reviewers recommend rejection of the manuscript, the author is notified that the manuscript will not be accepted, and the author may not resubmit the same manuscript to the journal.