The process of accepting articles in the Research Journal of Historical Sciences :
- Receiving the article submitted in two files (main file of the article and the names of the authors’ file)
- Preliminary review and determining the appropriateness of the article with the journal’s issues
- Using a similarity finder platform to check the authenticity of the article
- Reviewing the article in the editorial board to determine either its approval to enter peer review process or its rejection.
- If the article was approved to enter the process of peer review, the author will be asked to pay for the initial review fee
- Submit the article to at least two referees
- Rejection of the article by two judges: The article is rejected
- Acceptance of one referee and rejection by the other: sending the article to the third referee
- Two referees accept the article conditionally and due to make corrections: Sending the article to the author for corrections
- Completing the evaluation and judging process in less than three months
- Re-evaluating the corrected article by the editor or the referees if necessary
- Re-correcting the article by the author if necessary
- Editor's approval and scientific acceptance of the article
- Paying the publication fee by the author
- Putting the article in the queue for publication