Author GuidelinesContent:
- Submission Preparation Checklist
- Submission Preparation Checklist1. The research should be characterized by originality, scientific methodology, and modernity in the subject and presentation. 2 - Taking into account the validity of the language and the integrity of the method of research. 3- Manuscript Not to have been published or submitted to another party. 4- The academic journal publishes original articles in which plagiarism does not exceed 8%. 5 - Manuscripts should contain no less than 2,000 words and no more than 11,000 words, excluding abstract, references, tables, and figures. 6- The manuscript should be complete 7 - Matching the manuscript to the research formats in our journal terms Peer review process
The Author submits his manuscript to the journal email All submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial review to ensure they fall within the journal’s scope and comply with its author guidelines. The review also assesses whether the manuscript addresses a significant and relevant research problem, meets the journal’s quality standards, and is suitable for peer review. As part of this process, plagiarism detection software is used to verify originality and confirm that the manuscript is free from excessive similarity with previously published work. Only manuscripts deemed valuable and eligible are forwarded to the peer-review stage. Forwards the manuscript to the review by Reviewers anonymously according to the guidelines provided and verifies the quality of research. Editor give the final decision based on referee comment, and emails to author with formal peer-reviewer report as following:
a- If the article accepted as it is: Move to the next step
The Editor receives the updated article, issues the publication certificate, and acceptance letter, and sends it to the author. The Editor forwards the updated article to the Publication department. How to submit the manuscript
To submit a manuscript, Send an email to:
editor@ajrsp.com
Manuscript style and format
File format - Manuscript files must be in Microsoft Word formats, documents should not be locked or protected.
Length - Manuscript's length must not exceed 11k words or (40 pages) and not less than 2000 words or (7 pages) excluding references, tables, and figures.
Font - Text must be typed in Times New Roman, 12.5 points, 1.5 line spacing.
Manuscript organization
Manuscripts should be organized as follows: The following elements are required, in order:
• Introduction: This section includes a description of the research problem, the study’s objectives, and its significance. It presents a solid theoretical background, along with recent, comprehensive, and relevant literature reviews. It also outlines the hypotheses derived from the theoretical framework and prior studies, the research questions, and their relationship to the research design and hypotheses. • Literature review and Theoretical BackgroundThis section provides information related to the research topic, organizes the content into coherent subsections, and presents a thorough literature review on the subject (particularly for theoretical research). • Methodology:This part explains the type of study, the adopted methodology, the population and sample, participant demographics, inclusion and exclusion criteria, study location, temporal boundaries, research instrument, data collection methods, and the statistical methods. • Results and Discussion:This section involves analyzing and discussing the results, evaluating their consistency or contradiction with previous studies, assessing the generalizability of the findings, exploring both theoretical and practical applications of the results, and highlighting their potential utility in proposing new policies. • Conclusions and RecommendationsSummarizes the most important points of the study and contains a summary of the research findings, along with recommendations and suggested directions for future research. • Acknowledgments and DeclarationsAt the end of the manuscript, authors should include an acknowledgment section to recognize individuals, institutions, or organizations that contributed to the research but do not meet the criteria for authorship. This may include: (Funding sources, Institutional support, Conflicts of interest (if any), Author contributions (if applicable), Ethical or logistical support, Ethical considerations) • ReferencesAll references must be current, relevant, and sourced from credible scholarly works, preferably from peer-reviewed international journals. Authors should follow the APA 7th Edition citation style and include the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for each reference whenever available. It is recommended that the majority of references be from the last five years to ensure the research reflects the most up-to-date developments in the field. The accuracy and completeness of reference details are the sole responsibility of the authors. • AppendicesAuthors may include appendices such as questionnaires, survey forms, consent letters, or other supplementary materials to enhance the transparency and credibility of the research. These materials may be requested by the editorial board for review but are not required to be published with the article. All appendices should be clearly labeled and referenced within the manuscript where applicable. Timing
Ajrsp is committed to fast editorial decisions and publication. We believe that an efficient editorial process is a valuable service both to our authors and to the scientific community as a whole.
Publication charges
Once a manuscript successfully passes the initial editorial assessment (Desk Review) and is deemed suitable for external peer review and is sent for peer review, a one-time fee of 60 KWD Or equivalent USD 190 will be required.
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