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Peer review

Peer Review Process

Independent expert evaluation without unrealistic speed promises.

Double-blind review workflow

Submission and technical check

The editorial office checks completeness, scope, anonymisation, declarations, file readability and obvious integrity concerns.

Editorial screening

An editor assesses relevance, originality, scholarly quality and whether external review is justified. Desk rejection may occur here.

Reviewer selection

Normally at least two independent reviewers are invited based on relevant expertise, availability and absence of conflicts.

Independent evaluation

Reviewers assess contribution, method, evidence, interpretation, clarity, ethics, references and limitations. Reviewer identities are not disclosed to authors.

Editorial decision

The editor evaluates the reports rather than mechanically counting recommendations. Conflicting reports may require additional review.

Revision and response

Authors submit a clean revision, tracked changes where requested and a point-by-point response. Major revisions may return to reviewers.

Acceptance and production

Accepted manuscripts undergo metadata checks, copyediting, author proof review, publication and post-publication correction support.

Timing

The journal does not guarantee unrealistic two-day peer review or instant publication. Timelines depend on manuscript complexity, reviewer availability and revision quality. Authors will receive status updates when meaningful milestones occur.

Reviewer confidentiality

Manuscripts and review materials are confidential. Reviewers must not upload them into public generative-AI systems, use unpublished ideas, or share materials without editorial permission.

Appeals

Authors may appeal by identifying a specific procedural or factual error. Disagreement alone is not sufficient. The appeal will be considered by an editor not solely responsible for the original decision where practicable.