Review model
Double-blind peer review. Authors and reviewers remain unknown to one another. At least two independent reviews are required before an accept decision.

Journal of the Global Research Centre
International editorial practice. No decorative indexing claims.
Double-blind peer review. Authors and reviewers remain unknown to one another. At least two independent reviews are required before an accept decision.
Submissions must be the authors’ own work, not under review elsewhere, and free of fabricated data. Plagiarism, duplicate publication, and image manipulation are grounds for rejection and, where needed, institutional notice.
Empirical papers follow IMRaD: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion. Methods must be complete enough to reproduce the analysis. Data, code, and instruments should be deposited or justified if they cannot be shared.
APA 7th for social and behavioural sciences unless the subject community uses Vancouver or Chicago. English, Bangla, or Malay manuscripts are accepted; the abstract must be provided in English in either case.
Human-subjects work requires an ethics-committee statement. The journal follows the spirit of COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidance on authorship, conflicts of interest, and corrections.
No article-processing charge has been published. Do not send payment with a manuscript. Any future fee will be stated before acceptance, never at submission.
The journal does not yet have an ISSN, Scopus/WoS indexing, or an impact factor. Claiming them would be misconduct. Indexing will be sought after a genuine published record exists.