Reviewer Responsibilities

Specific responsibilities in upholding the integrity of GRII's peer review system.

Reviewer Responsibilities

Reviewers have specific responsibilities that uphold the integrity of the journal's peer review system. They must decline invitations to review when a clear conflict of interest exists, such as prior collaboration with the author or competitive research involvement in the same area.

Conflict of Interest

Reviewers must decline invitations when conflicts exist, such as prior collaboration with authors or competitive research involvement.

Key Responsibilities

Decline Conflicts

Avoid conflicts of interest

No Delegation

Cannot delegate without permission

Report Issues

Notify editorial office of problems

Independent Judgment

Maintain impartial assessment

Delegation Policy

Reviewers must not delegate the review task to another person without explicit permission from the editor. This ensures that the review is conducted by the qualified individual who was originally selected for the task.

Reporting Obligations

They should immediately notify the editorial office if they suspect plagiarism, duplication, or data manipulation. Reviewers must maintain independence of judgment and avoid any attempt to influence editorial decisions beyond the scope of their review.

Academic Ethics

Reviewers' comments should reflect a commitment to scholarly rigor, constructive dialogue, and academic ethics.

Professional Standards

Scholarly Rigor

Maintain high academic standards

Constructive Dialogue

Engage in helpful communication

Academic Ethics

Uphold ethical principles

Core Responsibilities

Avoid Conflicts
No Delegation
Report Issues
Independent Judgment