The review procedure in the JAIEP journal is double-blind. The editor first determines whether each submission is appropriate for the journal. Papers that are judged appropriate are subsequently normally sent to at least two independent, experienced reviewers who will evaluate the paper's scientific merit. The editor oversees the final determination regarding whether an article will be accepted. The Editor's choice is binding.

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