About the Journal

Opus Mundi Journal

Opus Mundi is a periodically published journal focused on sharing both theoretical and applied research of national, regional, and international significance across various disciplines and fields of study.

Opus Mundi covers a wide range of topics, emphasizing original contributions that have not been published elsewhere or submitted simultaneously to other journals.

The journal welcomes different types of academic papers, including scientific articles, literature reviews, research reports, essays, and book reviews. It ensures scientific and academic integrity and rigor through a double-blind peer review process, which includes the following steps:

• Author Anonymity: Authors’ identities are concealed to ensure impartial evaluation.

• Reviewer Selection: The editor appoints two external reviewers with relevant expertise.

• Blind Submission: Manuscripts are sent to reviewers without any identifying information about the authors.

• Detailed Evaluation: Reviewers provide thorough assessments and may recommend acceptance, suggest revisions, or reject the manuscript.

• Conflict Resolution: In case of conflicting reviews, a third reviewer is consulted, and their decision is final.

• Communication of Results: The editor communicates the review outcomes to the corresponding author, providing clear justifications for the decision.

• Revision Period: Authors have 30 days to address and submit the suggested revisions. They may consult the editor for clarification regarding manuscript-related concerns.

This process is designed to uphold the highest academic and ethical standards, fostering the publication of high-quality research.