Andalas Journal of International Studies

Aims & Scope

Focus and scope of Andalas Journal of International Studies are listed below but not limited to:International and global studiesInternational relationsInternational developmentDiplomacy and foreign policyGlobal political economyGlobal governanceLocal and global relationsRegional politicsInternational organization Focus and scope of Andalas Journal of International Studies are listed below but not limited to: Every research article submitted to Andalas Journal of International Studies will be peer-reviewed. Every submitted manuscript will be reviewed by at least two reviewers. Andalas Journal of International Studies reviewing process is a blind peer-review process, rapid and fair to ensure high quality of article published. This process will take time approximately 4-5 weeks.Andalas Journal of International Studies tries as much as it could to follow these reviewing policies:Every submitted paper will be reviewed by at least two peer-reviewers.Reviewers are unaware of the identity of the authors, and authors are also unaware of the identity of reviewers (blind review method).Reviewing process will consider novelty, objectivity, method, conclusion, and references.Reviewers will suggest the acceptance of article manuscripts.Editors will decide whether the manuscripts are meeting AJIS's requirements. Editors' decision is finalHere list of items that need to be reviewed:The novelty of the topicScientific reliabilityValuable contribution to the scienceAdding new aspects to the existed field of studyEthical aspectsStructure of the article submitted and its relevance to authors’ guidelinesReferences provided to substantiate the contentGrammar, punctuation, and spelling, especially if the manuscript is written in English.Andalas Journal of International Studies appreciates editorial board, reviewers, authors, readers, subscribers, and audiences for its willingness to accept the responsibility, dedication, and understanding of Andalas Journal of International Studies's revie

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