Why Peer review is important?
This process is purposely arranged to address the quality and legitimacy of the journal’s literature proposed by scholars/researchers evaluated by a group of experts with experience in the appropriate field to assure the innovation of the research publication. By using this phenomenon, articles with poor literature or low-quality publication filter automatically at the very initial stage.
Publishers use peer review methods for maintaining the journal's standard and quality for publishing, and research studies its one of the most authentic techniques for creating a journal as a brand or remarkable as a publisher. In addition to making the journal review process more valuable, it is important to go through a transparent and standardized peer review process. By performing the peer review techniques, it is easy to evaluate the journal's authenticity. Increase the positive impact of journals on the targeted research community.
Value of Peer Review Process
Acknowledging the peer review process, publishers can support authors/scholars in submitting valuable research work. It further adds value to the graph of journal standards and authenticity, and this is advantageous for both publishers and scholars in making the partnership more effective and progressive.
Reviewer Role and Responsibility
In the case of printed manuscripts:
In this case, if the reviewer is willing to divide any responsibility or review process with any other person, you need to share detailed information of that person with the MAK Hill team and should inform us on a prior basis. Any negligence will not be tolerated in this case.
Important Tips
Honesty is the best policy
Common Problems in Publication Ethics:
Publication Malpractice
Scientific transgression