Directrices de Revisores
Manuscripts submitted to the journal Engineering, Sustainability and Society are evaluated by external reviewers under the double-blind peer review system, ensuring anonymity for both authors and reviewers. The comments and recommendations provided by reviewers constitute a fundamental element in editorial decision-making and in strengthening the scientific quality of publications.
Reviewer Selection
Reviewers are selected according to criteria such as:
- Academic and scientific expertise in the manuscript’s subject area.
- Relevant research background and academic trajectory.
- Technical capacity to conduct a rigorous evaluation.
- Absence of conflicts of interest with the authors or the evaluated research.
Reviewer Responsibilities
Reviewers who agree to participate in the editorial process are expected to:
- Declare any potential conflicts of interest before starting the evaluation.
- Respond promptly to review invitations.
- Submit the review report within the established deadline.
- Provide objective, clear, and well-founded comments.
- Report any possible ethical irregularities identified in the manuscript.
- Maintain the confidentiality of all information related to the review process.
Ethics and Transparency
The journal follows the ethical principles and recommendations established by COPE . Reviewers are encouraged to consult the COPE Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers during the evaluation process.
Timeliness and Communication
Reviewers are expected to:
- Accept or decline review invitations promptly.
- Comply with the established review deadlines.
- Suggest alternative reviewers when unable to complete the review.
Confidentiality
All information associated with the manuscript and the review process must remain strictly confidential. Evaluated documents must not be shared, distributed, or used for purposes other than the editorial review process.
Possible Ethical Violations
Reviewers must inform the editorial team of any suspicion of plagiarism, duplicate publication, data manipulation, or other conduct contrary to scientific ethics.
Evaluation Criteria
Manuscripts are evaluated considering aspects related to:
- Originality and authenticity of the work.
- Scientific relevance and impact.
- Methodological rigor and technical quality.
- Compliance with research ethics principles.
- Clarity, coherence, and quality of scientific writing.
The journal appreciates the collaboration of reviewers and recognizes their contribution to strengthening scientific quality, editorial transparency, and academic integrity.






