Reviewer Guidelines

MIREJ advises reviewers to adhere to the subsequent guidelines when reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal:

1. Reviewers must ascertain the absence of any potential conflict of interest concerning the manuscript under review. If the reviewer sees a conflict of interest, they must promptly inform the editor and decline the review request.
2. Reviewers need to think about how the article's topic and field of study fit with the journal's goals and scope.
3. Reviewers must evaluate if the submitted manuscript adheres to the authors' submission guidelines and the ethical principles of publication.
4. Reviewers are required to assess the manuscript's originality, significance, quality, references, novelty, methodology, data, presentation, results, argumentative strength of the discussion, conclusion accuracy, and language appropriateness.
5. Reviewers must produce an assessment report that is unbiased, straightforward, and constructive.