Timeline for editorial management

The editorial processing time for each manuscript received is estimated to be less than 120 days; however, in some cases, this timeframe may vary, primarily due to a lack of feedback from the author, which could lengthen the acceptance process.

In other cases, it may be shorter, due to a prompt response from reviewers and authors.

 

Under no circumstances will articles be retained for editorial processing if they are older than 180 days after the initial peer review request. Should this situation arise, the journal's Editor-in-Chief will reject the submission for exceeding the editorial processing deadlines.

The standard editorial processing schedule is as follows:

Activity  Estimated duration in days  Responsible Comments
Manuscript submission    Author Open call
Preliminary evaluation and editorial assignment                7 Editor-in-chief
Editorial committee

Editor-in-chief
Review of format and relevance


Editor assignment
Reviewer assignment 1                7 Reviewer 1 Selection of reviewers
Reviewer acceptance 1                7 Reviewer 1  
Peer review 1             15 Reviewer 1 Double blind
Verification, Editor Decision                 5 Editor Acceptance, rejection, or revision
Author review                7 Author In case of comments
Verification, Decision, Editor assignment                5 Editor  
Reviewer acceptance 2               7 Reviewer 2  
Peer review 2             15 Reviewer 2 Double blind
Verification, Editor Decision               5 Editor Acceptance, rejection, or revision
Author review                7 Author  
Verification, Editor Decision               3 Editor Acceptance, rejection, or revision
Final review and acceptance or rejection               7 Editor-in-chief Verificación de cambios
Style review               7 Stile corrector  
Layout               7 Layout designer  
Editorial verification and approval                7 Editor-in-chief  
Article scheduling on day           118 Editor-in-chief