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How Long Does Peer Review Take?

18 October 202619 August 2023 by Zul M
How long does peer review take

Introduction Peer review usually takes two to six months from submission to a first decision, and longer once revisions are included, but the range across fields and journals is wide. This article explains each stage of the process, how long it typically takes, why delays happen and what authors, editors and reviewers can do to … Read more

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