The Editorial Board conducts a preliminary review of every manuscript submitted to the editorial staff. During this phase, the editor evaluates whether the article adheres to the required template and checks for any initial similarities with existing works. Following this review, the articles are forwarded to peer reviewers for the Double-Blind Review Process, which constitutes the next stage of the selection process. Each manuscript is reviewed by a minimum of two reviewers.

Upon completion of the double-blind review process, the articles are returned to the authors for further revision. This stage typically takes two to three weeks to complete. Every manuscript undergoes both substantive and technical peer assessment. The peer review team comprises experienced professionals who have managed and published scholarly articles in national and international journals.

The copyediting phase follows the review process. At this stage, the manuscript is examined for grammatical errors and cross-checked for similarities against content from the earlier stages. Once this procedure is completed, the manuscript moves to the production phase, where it is finalized for publication.