Peer Review Process
All research manuscripts submitted to the Journal of Digital Innovation and Social Research (JDISR) undergo a rigorous Double-Blind Peer Review process:
- Initial Screening: The Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Team check the manuscript for scope suitability, adherence to author guidelines, and plagiarism level (maximum 20% similarity threshold).
- Reviewing: Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two independent expert reviewers without revealing the identity of the author(s) or the reviewers.
- Decision: The final publication decision is based on the reviewers' evaluations and recommendations (Accepted, Revisions Required, or Rejected).
- Timeline: The entire review process typically takes 4 to 8 weeks.
The final decision regarding publication made by the Editor-in-Chief is absolute and cannot be contested.









