Editor Guidelines

The editor is a highly respected and knowledgeable individual whose role is crucial in the editing, peer-review, and publication decision-making process for the article. The editor thoroughly analyses the substance of the article and provides their assessment on its quality and integrity, as well as any recommended revisions to enhance the overall literary product.

• Editors are invited to provide their opinion on whether the article aligns with the journal's scope and fits the required publication criteria.

• Editors are expected to conduct a thorough assessment of the manuscript and recommend any necessary revisions to be made in the article.

• Editors are expected to conduct a thorough assessment of the manuscript and recommend any necessary revisions to be made in the article.

• Once the editor is content with the manuscript's quality, they should formally announce their choice to proceed with publishing the article.

• Once the editor is content with the manuscript's quality, they should formally announce their choice to proceed with publishing the article.

• The editor's choice should be unaffected by any influences.

• The editor's prompt response is crucial for adhering to the appropriate time limitations. If the editors are occupied with their work schedule and cannot participate in the peer review process, it is the editor's duty to appoint appropriate and capable reviewers who can conduct an effective peer review process, assuring the highest quality output of the content.

• Editors are expected to study the reviewer guidelines and are responsible for ensuring the high quality of the literature through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review process.

• Editors must assure the safeguarding and privacy of the content.

• The contributions made by editors will be a useful asset to the publication.