Announcement Subject: Adjustment of the Number of Article Reviewers

The Journal of Administration, Management, and Sustainable Development has adopted a policy to enhance the quality and academic standards of published articles in accordance with national criteria, as well as widely accepted academic practices. This policy aims to strengthen the credibility and academic value of the works disseminated by the journal.

Pursuant to the Notification of the Civil Service Commission in Higher Education Institutions (CSC-HE) regarding the Criteria and Procedures for the Appointment of Persons to the Positions of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor (No. 3), B.E. 2568 (2025), which stipulates that academic works submitted for consideration of academic positions must undergo an appropriate peer-review process conducted by qualified experts and must comply with the prescribed standards,

the Journal of Administration, Management, and Sustainable Development hereby announces an adjustment to the number of article reviewers as follows:

Previous policy:
Academic articles and research articles were required to be reviewed by three (3) qualified reviewers per article.

Revised policy:
Academic articles and research articles shall be reviewed by not fewer than two (2) qualified reviewers per article, who possess expertise relevant to the article’s discipline. The review process shall be conducted in strict accordance with external peer-review principles, ensuring rigor, transparency, and fairness.

This adjustment shall take effect for articles published in the Journal of Administration, Management, and Sustainable Development, Volume 4, Issue 2 (April–June B.E. 2569 / 2026) onwards.

The Journal of Administration, Management, and Sustainable Development remains firmly committed to maintaining high academic quality standards, transparency, and fairness in its review process, ensuring that published works may be utilized as academic outputs in accordance with CSC-HE regulations and contribute continuously to the advancement of knowledge in the fields of administration, management, and sustainable development.

Announced on January 23, B.E. 2569 (2026)

Editorial Board
Journal of Administration, Management, and Sustainable Development