Viticulture Studies Writing Rules
Viticulture Studies Review Process
The manuscripts sent to the journal are subjected to preliminary evaluation considering the aim and scope of the journal, the writing rules and the compatibility of the journal template, the results of the plagiarism report. Out of the purpose and non-scope publications and according to the plagiarism report, articles with a similarity rate of over 20% are rejected. Manuscripts that do not conform to the spelling rules and template are returned to be corrected and reloaded. The preliminary consideration process is expected to take maximum of 3 weeks.
The studies that pass the preliminary evaluation are sent to at least three reviewers by the section editors in accordance with the subject and the nature of the study. Reviewers evaluate the articles; in terms of originality, methodology, contribution to the literature, presentation of the findings and supporting the results and benefiting from previous studies. Reviewers are given 15 days to declare whether or not they agree to evaluate the study. If the reviewers accept the task, the double-blind referee evaluation process begins. Reviewers are expected to decide in this process in the following 4 ways. Referee decisions are kept for 5 years from the date of publication.
-Acceptable
-It can be accepted after the corrections (Whether the corrections have been made is checked and decided by the editorial board)
-I would like to see it again after corrections (After coming by the study authors, it will be evaluated for the 2nd round)
-Not publishable (Rejection)
This process is expected to take maximum of 4 weeks. In evaluations that are not completed within this period, the reviewer's duty is terminated and a new reviewer is assigned. The acceptance of the study requires at least two reviewers’ acceptable decision. In this case, the author is informed about the works accepted for publication and the preparation process begins.
The manuscripts, that reviewers accept as publishable but request correction, are sent back to the authors in order to make the necessary corrections in line with the opinions of the reviewers. At this stage, the authors are given a period of 4 weeks. The process is terminated for the manuscripts that are not corrected and uploaded to the system within the specified time.
The corrected and reloaded manuscripts are sent to the reviewer, if requested by the reviewer, and the second referee evaluation process starts. If the referee do not want to see the work again, the chief editor and editors make the final decision. During the second referee evaluation process, reviewers are asked to upload their second reports to the system within 4 weeks. If the reviewer do not send the second report within the specified time, the chief editor and editors make the preliminary decision.
More reviewers can be appointed to work in line with the opinion of the reviewer, this process works in the same way as the above mentioned. Following the completion of the evaluation, the reviewer opinions are examined by the editors within at least two weeks.
In the manuscripts that are corrected and reloaded after the reviewer evaluation processes, the document (Declaration Form For Second Evaluation) stating that all authors have seen and approved the corrections and signed by all authors, should be uploaded to the system.
After the second referee evaluation process, the opinions of the reviewer are reported to the responsible author by the editors.
The process is targeted to be completed within maximum of 10 weeks. However, reviewer opinions are guiding for editors. The decision to accept or reject the study ultimately belongs to the editorial board.
Manuscripts whose reviewer processes are finished and the decision is publishable, put in order and the author is notified in which issue to publish. In this decision, journal policies, editorial processes and subject distribution of articles in that issue of the journal, etc. criteria are taken into consideration.
Articles decided to be published cannot be withdrawn by the authors at this stage. Otherwise, Viticulture Studies reserves the sanction rights. For the manuscripts on evaluation stage, withdrawal demand include asking the author / authors article petition containing the retraction signed by each author's wet signature and scanned was already the journal must submit to the editorial board through the official e-mail addresses. The Editorial Board responds to the request within one week by reviewing the withdrawal notification. Authors cannot submit their work to another journal for evaluation, unless the request to withdraw the copyrighted works transferred to the Viticulture Studies is approved by the editorial board.
The Viticulture Studies declares that all evaluation processes will be concluded clearly, transparently and as quickly as possible.
Viticulture Studies Plagiarism Policy
The author / authors must check the articles they send to the journal with the software "iThenticate Plagiarism Detection" software and upload the control report to the system during application. Similarity rate must be below 20% excluding the references section. Articles over 20% as a result of the plagiarism report are rejected without being evaluated by the referee.