All manuscripts submitted to Global Explorations in Economics and Management undergo a rigorous selection and evaluation process. The peer-review process is conducted through a double-blind system, where the identities of both authors and reviewers are kept confidential to ensure objectivity.

The review process consists of the following stages:

1. Initial Screening – Manuscripts are checked by the Editor for relevance, scope, and adherence to author guidelines.

2. Preliminary Evaluation – The Editor assesses the originality, quality, and scientific contribution of the manuscript before sending it to reviewers.

3. Peer Review – The manuscript is sent to at least two expert reviewers who provide feedback, recommendations, and revision notes.

4. Editorial Decision – Based on the reviewers’ comments, the Editor decides whether the manuscript is accepted, accepted with revisions, or rejected.

5. Author Revision – Authors revise the manuscript according to reviewers’ feedback.

6. Finalization – After revisions are approved, the manuscript proceeds to final editing and publication.

This process is designed to ensure that only manuscripts meeting high academic and scholarly standards are published.