Manuscripts are sent for review only if they pass an initial evaluation based on their format and thematic scope. This evaluation is conducted promptly to avoid unnecessary delays.

The entire duration from manuscript submission to publication averages around 90 days.

The reviewing procedure is as follows:

-The author submits the manuscript.

-The Editor assigns reviewers to assess the manuscript.

-Reviewers evaluate the manuscript based on its originality, theoretical and methodological soundness, coherence of analysis, and its ability to effectively communicate to readers.

-The Editor prepares a decision based on the reviewers' feedback and sends it to the author.

All submitted papers undergo a peer-review process, specifically a double-blind peer review. At least two reviewers are assigned to each manuscript.

Confidentiality is crucial, and all manuscripts received for review should be treated as confidential documents.