For Authors
Submission Guidelines
If you hold a Researcher/Author/Publication or Elite membership, your original research has a home here. Here’s exactly what happens from submission to publication.
The Review Process
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Submission
Submit your manuscript with title, abstract, keywords, co-authors, and section. Membership at the Researcher/Author/Publication or Elite tier is required to submit.
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Editorial Triage
An editor reviews the submission for fit and scope, and may desk-reject before peer review if it does not match the journal's aims.
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Peer Review
Two to three independent reviewers evaluate the manuscript under single-blind review and submit a recommendation: accept, minor revision, major revision, or reject.
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Decision & Revision
The editor renders a decision based on reviewer feedback. If revisions are requested, authors resubmit; this may repeat across multiple rounds.
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Production
Accepted manuscripts proceed through copyediting and typesetting. Authors review and approve final proofs.
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Publication
The manuscript is assigned to an issue and published, with full citation information available for export.
Manuscript Guidelines
- —Manuscripts should be original, unpublished work not under review elsewhere.
- —Include a structured abstract of no more than 300 words and 4–6 keywords.
- —Follow a consistent citation style throughout (APA preferred).
- —Clearly identify all authors and the corresponding author.
- —Submit manuscript files in PDF or DOC/DOCX format.