Manuscript Types

Manuscript Types

The journal accepts only two types of manuscripts that align with its aims and scope:

1. Original Research Article

An original research article presents new research findings using systematic, valid, and scientifically rigorous methods. The manuscript should clearly describe the research objectives, methodology, results, discussion, and contributions to the advancement of knowledge.

2. Review Article

A review article critically analyzes, evaluates, and synthesizes existing scholarly literature to identify developments in knowledge, patterns of findings, research gaps, and directions for future research. This category includes Narrative Reviews, Systematic Literature Reviews (SLRs), Scoping Reviews, and Meta-Analyses.

General Requirements

All manuscripts must align with the journal's aims and scope, demonstrate a clear scholarly contribution, comply with publication ethics standards, and follow the journal's author guidelines and submission requirements.

All submissions undergo an initial editorial screening. Manuscripts that meet the initial requirements may proceed to peer review in accordance with the journal's editorial policies. Authors are responsible for selecting the appropriate manuscript type based on the nature and objectives of their work and complying with the requirements specified in the Author Guidelines.