Far Western Review is a multidisciplinary, double-blind, peer reviewed journal published by Far Western University, Nepal. It encompasses a wide range of areas such as education, management, social sciences, science and technology, engineering, agriculture, natural resource management, animal sciences, health science, law, language, literature, and culture. This broad canvas ensures a diverse readership and encourages multidisciplinary collaborations. Far Western Review upholds the quality and integrity of the research. It encourages the submission of original research articles, review and conceptual papers and provides a valuable platform for scholars. The journal aims to foster a vibrant academic community by promoting intellectual discourse and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in various disciplines.
Far Western Review publishes two issues a year.
All published articles in the Far Western Review are open access and are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-4.0). The Reader can use the material published in this journal free of cost but they need to attribute the authors properly. Readers also can modify and adopt the original work but cannot use the published material commercially.
Authors retain the copyright of their articles but the copyright of the rest of the journal is held by Far Western University.
Far Western Review is a multidisciplinary, double blinded peer reviewed journal. Each article passes through a rigorous double-blind peer-review process which ensures the impartiality and fairness of the review process and eliminates potential biases based on author identity or institutional affiliations. Submitted articles are first discussed in the Editorial Board. If the articles are found to meet all the basic requirements/criteria then articles are emailed to the experts of the same field for the review process. To ensure the quality and relevancy of the article, each paper is reviewed through two reviewers. Double anonymity is ensured by hiding the identity and affiliation of the author and requesting the reviewer to review by changing the track. Reviewers are requested to submit the review report within two weeks (but reviewers take two to four weeks). The review report is emailed to author so that they can reform the article on the basis of comments and feedback provided by the reviewers. The Editorial Board checks the article after corrections made by author. Corrected articles are again sent back to the reviewer for final review (if necessary). Thus, the Editorial Board hold the final right to accept or reject the article for publication on the basis of reviewers' comments/feedbacks. The overall review process takes one to two months.
Far Western Review is published by Far Western University.
Established by INASP in 2007. Managed by Tribhuvan University Central Library.
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