In the review process, ANTHRONEXUS: Journal of Anthropological Knowledge and Networks involves writers, editors, section editors, and reviewers. ANTHRONEXUS: Journal of Anthropological Knowledge and Networks applies the Double-Blind Review model to maintain confidentiality. Every submitted manuscript is first checked by the editor. If the article meets the focus and scope and the ANTHRONEXUS: Journal of Anthropological Knowledge and Networks writing guidelines, then the document is forwarded to the reviewers to evaluate the content and novelty of the manuscript. Otherwise, the manuscript will be returned to the author. A minimum of 2 reviewers will review each document for approximately 1–2 weeks, with the criteria for assessment stated in the Article Assessment Form for Reviewers. During the pre-review stage, the editor may provide comments and request revisions to ensure compliance with ANTHRONEXUS: Journal of Anthropological Knowledge and Networks standards. If the author does not submit the revisions within 4 weeks, the article will be declined. On average, accepted articles take about 8 weeks from submission to publication.