Researchers in citizenship studies, civic education, political science, law, sociology, and related fields, from Indonesia and abroad.

—  A track record of peer-reviewed publications in citizenship studies, civic education, or a related field.

—  Minimum qualification: at least one article published in a Scopus-indexed journal, with an active Scopus Author ID.

—  An active ORCID iD.

—  Willingness to follow the Reviewer Guidelines and the COPE Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers.

—  Create an account at journal.uny.ac.id/index.php/civics and tick “Yes, request the Reviewer role”.

—  Fill in your affiliation, country, ORCID iD, and reviewing interests (keywords of your expertise).

—  Send a short email to journalcivics@uny.ac.id with your name, affiliation, expertise, and Scopus Author ID / profile link.

—  The editors check your profile and confirm your registration by email.

—  For each manuscript, the editor selects reviewers at random from those whose expertise matches the topic, after checking for conflicts of interest.

—  Registering does not guarantee an invitation, and you may decline any invitation.

—  From Volume 24 (2027), each manuscript is reviewed by at least three reviewers.

—  Double-anonymous review: keep the manuscript and your identity confidential.

—  Declare any conflict of interest and decline if one exists.

—  Do not use generative AI tools and do not upload the manuscript to any AI service (see AI in Peer Review).

—  Submit your report within the time agreed in the invitation, or tell the editor early if you need more time.

—  Reviewers are listed on the Reviewer List page.

—  A certificate of review is available on request. [confirm]

—  Reviews can be recorded on ORCID or Web of Science Reviewer Recognition.

—  Reviewers receive training material, and the editors are available for questions at any time.

Reviewer Guidelines · Reviewer Selection · Peer Review Confidentiality · Reviewer Competing Interests