Peer
Review Process
All manuscripts submitted to journals published by International
Research Publication House (IRPH) undergo a structured peer review
process intended to assess scientific quality, originality, and
relevance.
1. Initial Editorial Screening
The Editorial Office conducts a preliminary assessment to evaluate scope
alignment, originality, ethical compliance, and basic technical quality.
Manuscripts that do not meet minimum requirements may be declined at
this stage.
2. Peer Review
Manuscripts that pass the initial screening are evaluated by subject
experts drawn from the Editorial Board or by external reviewers. Reviews
focus on:
A. Technical soundness
B. Methodological rigor
C. Contribution to the field
Clarity and organization of presentation
3. Editorial Decision
Based on reviewer reports, the handling Editor may recommend:
A. Acceptance with minor revisions
B. Revision and resubmission
C. Rejection
4. Revision and Final Evaluation
Authors are required to respond to reviewer comments within a stipulated
timeframe. Revised manuscripts may be reassessed before a final
editorial decision is made.
5. Publication
Manuscripts accepted for publication are scheduled for publication in a
forthcoming issue, subject to journal-specific publication timelines.
Publication Ethics
International Research Publication House (IRPH) is committed to
maintaining high standards of ethical conduct in scholarly publishing.
All journals and books published by IRPH adhere to established
principles of research integrity and publication ethics, aligned with
the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)
and internationally accepted best practices.
Responsibilities of Authors
Authors submitting work to IRPH publications are expected to:
A. Submit original research that has not been published or
simultaneously submitted elsewhere.
B. Properly acknowledge the work of others through accurate citation and
referencing.
C. Ensure that all listed authors have made a significant contribution
to the work and have approved the final manuscript.
D. Disclose any financial, institutional, or personal conflicts of
interest that may influence the research.
E. Comply with ethical standards related to human participants, animal
studies, and data handling, where applicable.
Editorial and Reviewer Responsibilities
Editors and reviewers are expected to:
A. Evaluate manuscripts
objectively, based solely on scholarly merit and relevance
B. Maintain confidentiality of submitted manuscripts
C. Declare any conflicts of interest and recuse themselves when
appropriate
D. Provide timely, constructive, and unbiased assessments
Misconduct and Ethical Breaches
IRPH does not tolerate academic misconduct, including but not limited to
plagiarism, data fabrication or falsification, duplicate submission,
citation manipulation, and unethical research practices. Suspected cases
are investigated in accordance with COPE-recommended procedures.
Corrections and Retractions
Where errors or ethical concerns are identified after publication, IRPH
reserves the right to issue corrections, expressions of concern, or
retractions, as appropriate, to maintain the integrity of the scholarly
record.
Journal-specific ethical policies and procedures may be detailed on
individual journal WebPages.
Copyright & Licensing
International Research Publication House (IRPH) respects the
intellectual property rights of authors while ensuring lawful
dissemination and use of published content. Copyright and licensing
terms apply to all journals and books published by IRPH, subject to
journal-specific conditions where indicated.
Copyright Ownership
Unless otherwise stated by a specific
journal or publication agreement, authors publishing with IRPH retain
copyright of their work and grant IRPH the right to publish, reproduce,
and distribute the content in print and electronic formats.
Copyright form (link to copyright form)- PDF
Author Responsibilities
Authors are responsible for:
Ensuring that their work does not infringe upon the copyright or
intellectual property rights of others, obtaining necessary permissions
for the use of third-party content, including figures, tables, and
datasets
Accurately acknowledging copyrighted material used under permission or
license
Licensing and Use
Licensing terms, including reuse, distribution, and archival rights, may
vary by journal and publication model. Specific licensing information is
provided on individual journal websites or in author publication
agreements.
Archiving and Accessibility
IRPH supports lawful archiving and indexing of published content to
enhance academic visibility and long-term accessibility, subject to
applicable copyright and licensing terms.
Any disputes related to copyright or licensing are handled in accordance
with applicable laws and established publishing standards.
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