NEXARA maintains a transparent, internationally compliant editorial governance structure. All roles, responsibilities, and ethical obligations are defined in accordance with COPE Core Practices, DOAJ standards, and ICMJE Recommendations.
PhD or equivalent with 10+ years of research and editorial experience. Must declare no conflict of interest with the proprietor entity.
Master's degree minimum with demonstrated editorial management experience in scholarly publishing.
PhD with active research profile and peer-reviewed publication record in the relevant discipline.
Domain expertise with published research. Reviewers are vetted via ORCID verification and publication record checks.
Must be independent of the editorial team. Legal or research ethics background preferred. Reports directly to COPE guidelines.
Professional copy-editing certification or equivalent publishing experience.
NEXARA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research is published under a sole proprietorship. In accordance with COPE's guidelines on journal ownership and management, the following disclosures ensure transparency and demonstrate that editorial decisions are made independently of the proprietor's commercial interests.
The Editor-in-Chief exercises full editorial independence. The proprietor entity has no authority over acceptance, rejection, or content of any manuscript. This separation is documented in the Editor-in-Chief's appointment letter and is subject to annual review.
All editorial board members must declare financial, institutional, and personal conflicts of interest annually. Any conflict with the proprietor firm or its affiliates results in mandatory recusal from related editorial decisions.
NEXARA operates as a registered proprietorship under applicable business registration laws. The journal's editorial policies, peer review standards, and ethical guidelines are publicly available and aligned with international norms regardless of ownership structure.
E-ISSN: Applied (Pending Assignment). All editorial policies, review timelines, acceptance rates, and retraction notices are publicly accessible. Annual editorial reports are published for accountability.
Author and reviewer identities are concealed throughout the review process, eliminating bias per COPE Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers.
All manuscripts undergo automated plagiarism detection (similarity threshold <15%) followed by manual editorial assessment before peer review.
Authors may appeal editorial decisions within 30 days. Appeals are reviewed by a different Section Editor and the Editor-in-Chief, ensuring fair reconsideration.
NEXARA invites qualified researchers with an active publication record and ORCID registration to apply for editorial and reviewer positions. All appointments are merit-based and subject to conflict-of-interest review.
Apply for Editorial PositionInclude your CV, ORCID iD, and a brief statement of editorial interest.