Peer Review Policy
1. Introduction
Accounting & Management Research Review (AMRR) is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic rigor and publishing impactful research in accounting and management fields. A central element of this commitment is our double-blind peer review process, which ensures the quality and relevance of published articles. This policy outlines the principles and procedures governing peer review for AMRR submissions.
2. Reviewer Selection
- Reviewers are chosen for their expertise in the subject matter of the manuscript, considering the manuscript's specific research area, theoretical framework, and methodology.
- AMRR strives to maintain a diverse pool of reviewers with varying academic backgrounds and affiliations to ensure an objective and well-rounded evaluation process.
- Editors have the final authority in selecting reviewers based on their suitability and potential for providing constructive feedback.
3. Double-Blind Review Process
- All manuscripts submitted to AMRR undergo a double-blind review process. Authors' identities are concealed from reviewers, and reviewers' identities are withheld from authors.
- Authors are required to submit separate title pages and manuscripts, ensuring anonymity throughout the review process.
- Reviewers are instructed to provide fair and unbiased assessments of the manuscript based on its originality, significance, methodological soundness, clarity, and contribution to the field.
4. Review Criteria
- Reviewers are provided with a set of criteria to guide their evaluation. These criteria typically include:
- Originality and contribution to the field
- Research question and hypothesis development
- Literature review and theoretical framework
- Methodology and research design
- Data analysis and results
- Discussion and interpretation of findings
- Conclusion and implications
- Writing style and clarity
- Reviewers are encouraged to provide constructive feedback to help authors improve their manuscripts.
5. Review Timeline
- Reviewers are expected to submit their completed reviews within a specified timeframe, typically 4-6 weeks.
- Authors are notified of the editorial decision once all reviews have been received and considered.
- The editorial decision may be one of the following:
- Accept
- Revise and resubmit
- Reject
6. Reviewer Confidentiality
- AMRR maintains the confidentiality of reviewer identities. Reviewer comments are shared with authors anonymously.
- Reviewers are expected to uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct and avoid plagiarism or sharing confidential information.
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