Peer Review Process

Journal Innovation, Social, and Environment (JOURNISEN) implements a double-blind peer review system to ensure the quality and objectivity of publications.

Peer Review Stages:

  1. Initial Screening
    • Checking the completeness of documents and formats.
    • Evaluation of conformity with the journal's scope.
    • Plagiarism check using detection software.
  2. Peer Review
    • Articles are reviewed by at least 2 expert reviewers.
    • Reviewers are selected based on expertise and track record.
    • The identities of authors and reviewers are kept confidential (double-blind).
  3. Editorial Decision
    • Editor makes a decision based on reviewer recommendations.
    • Possible decisions: Accept, Minor Revision, Major Revision, or Reject.
  4. Revision Process
    • The author makes revisions according to the reviewer's comments.
    • The editor verifies the improvements made.
  5. Final Review
    • Final proofreading and copy editing.
    • Preparation for online publication.