All submitted manuscripts to J-SH: Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities are evaluated by anonymous referees through a double-blind peer review process. The review focuses on the manuscript's contribution, originality, relevance, quality, and scholarly presentation. The initial review results are normally communicated to authors within approximately 2–3 weeks. However, depending on reviewer availability and the complexity of the manuscript, the review process may take up to 2 months.

Reviewers assess the manuscript primarily from the perspective of the quality and substance of the scholarly work, rather than focusing on grammatical aspects of the manuscript. The evaluation includes the following considerations:

Reviewers receive manuscripts in an anonymous format, in which the identities of the authors are not disclosed. Manuscripts are assigned by the Section Editor or Editorial Secretariat to reviewers whose expertise is relevant to the subject of the submission.

If a manuscript falls outside a reviewer's area of expertise, the reviewer has the right to decline the assignment and recommend that the manuscript be evaluated by another reviewer with more appropriate expertise.

Prospective reviewers should demonstrate an interest and commitment to contributing to the improvement of the quality of J-SH: Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. Reviewers are expected to possess academic or professional expertise that is relevant to the journal's focus and scope.

Researchers and academics who are interested in becoming reviewers may contact the Editorial Secretariat to register as a reviewer through the journal website. Prospective reviewers are required to complete the Call for Reviewer Form and provide relevant information regarding their academic background, institutional affiliation, and areas of expertise.