Peer review process
The works received receive a preliminary evaluation by the Editorial Team, in order to guarantee three aspects:
- Relevance of the topic with respect to the scope declared by the RIIYM.
- Compliance with the minimum presentation format requirements.
- Originality and unpublished character at the time of evaluation.
If a positive result is obtained, the works will be subjected to a peer evaluation process managed by the Executive Editor and with the following characteristics:
- The review itself is carried out by an Academic Committee made up of external and internal evaluators of the journal's publishing institution.
- Evaluators can accept/reject their role as evaluators at the time of receiving the works.
- Evaluators must issue their assessment through a rubric that covers the following aspects: Content, Bibliography, Impact of the topic, Methodology and General assessment.
- The evaluation process may involve more than one round of review: each round has a minimum period of 4 (four) weeks and is submitted to at least 2 (two) evaluators who are specialists in the subject.
- The editorial decision on the works is made by the Executive Editor upon receipt of the reviews. The options are: Acceptance of the work for publication, Acceptance subject to modifications, Rejection & Archive.
- The evaluation process allows for constant feedback with the authors and proofreaders .
- The period between receipt of the work and notification of the editorial decision will depend on the response times between all those involved and will be less than 3 (three) months.