Peer Review Policies

Manuscript Evaluation

  • All submitted manuscripts are first screened by the Editor to ensure compliance with WeAvecU’s Author Guidelines and alignment with the journal’s aims and scope.
  • Manuscripts may be rejected at this stage for the following reasons:
  • The research is outside the journal’s scope or
  • The article lacks scientific rigor or is overly
  • The manuscript is poorly presented, with unclear methods or
  • The language is inadequate or the content is highly

Peer Review Process

• Manuscripts that meet the initial criteria are forwarded to at least two independent subject experts for evaluation.
• WeAvecU journals employ a double-blind peer review system: both reviewers and authors remain anonymous throughout the process.
• Peer reviewers are selected based on subject expertise, publication record, institutional profile, and absence of conflicts of interest. Diversity in reviewer backgrounds and geographic locations is prioritized.
• Reviewers are matched to manuscripts according to their specialization, and the reviewer database is regularly updated.

Peer Review Reports

  • Reviewers provide detailed, objective, and constructive feedback, either within the manuscript or as a separate report, and complete a reviewer form indicating their overall recommendation (accept, revise, or reject).
  • Language correction is not a formal part of the peer review, but reviewers may suggest improvements if they wish.
  • Reviewer comments typically address:
  • Novelty and significance of the research
  • Clarity and accuracy of the abstract
  • Relevance and clarity of the research question
  • Adequacy of methods and analysis
  • Justification of interpretations and conclusions
  • Appropriateness and completeness of references
  • Quality of language and presentation Timelines and Process Management
  • The duration of the review process depends on reviewer availability and response
  • If reviewer reports are contradictory or delayed, an additional expert may be
  • Reviewer reports, including verbatim comments, are shared with the author for Author Response
  • Authors should address all reviewer comments thoroughly and
  • For each comment, authors should indicate changes made or provide a rationale if changes are not

Final Decision

  • The Editor communicates the final decision (acceptance, revision, or rejection) to the author, along with recommendations and reviewer feedback.
  • Editorial decisions are based solely on academic merit and relevance, independent of any commercial or financial interests.

Confidentiality and Ethics

  • All manuscripts and reviews are treated as
  • Reviewers must disclose any conflicts of interest and decline assignments if unqualified or unable to review
  • The integrity and anonymity of the review process are strictly maintained
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