Editor

Roles and Responsibilities of the Editor
 The editorial board comprises experts in various fields relevant to the journal’s scope
and is led by the Editor-in-Chief. This board holds the final authority in all stages of
the publication process.
 The Editor-in-Chief has the ultimate authority to determine whether a
submitted manuscript falls within the scope of the journal and to decide
whether it should be considered for review or rejected at the submission stage.
 The entire editorial board works in accordance with the journal’s policies.
 Once a manuscript is evaluated for its relevance, originality, and novelty, the
editor should assign it for peer review.
 Editors are responsible for sending manuscripts for review and must adhere to
reviewers’ recommendations regarding acceptance or rejection.
 Editors must act with neutrality and sound judgment in assigning appropriate
reviewers, maintaining the anonymity of authors to avoid bias.
 Editors must evaluate the originality of manuscripts with transparency using
globally accepted software tools to detect plagiarism, ensuring the avoidance
of personal bias.
 Editors must remain impartial in their decisions to accept or reject a
manuscript.
 Editors are required to disclose any conflicts of interest they may encounter
while performing their editorial duties and must recuse themselves from
decision-making in the case of personal, institutional, or financial conflicts.
 Editors must not disclose any unpublished material from submitted
manuscripts without the authors’ consent.
 Editors should adhere to the journal’s publishing standards and coordinate
with authors to ensure compliance with its editorial style and policies.
 Editors must take necessary steps to ensure that submitted manuscripts comply
with the journal’s editorial policy.