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Explains TAR's tiered editor structure, double-blind two-reviewer model, decision types (desk reject, reject, R&R), and post-publication integrity rules. Use when reading a TAR decision letter or setting expectations.
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- You want to set realistic expectations before or after submitting to TAR
TAR uses a tiered editor structure distinct from INFORMS-style permanent departmental area-editors:
A submission may be desk-rejected by a Lead Editor before review if fit or contribution is insufficient. Manuscripts that pass initial screening go to an editor and a minimum of two reviewers under double-blind review — protecting the anonymity of both authors and reviewers is described as one of the most critical goals of the process. (Among AAA journals, only the Journal of Financial Reporting uses single-blind review; TAR is double-blind.)
tar-data-analysis).【Decision type】desk reject / reject / R&R
【Editor priorities (from the letter)】1... 2... 3...
【Decision-critical vs discretionary】critical: ... ; discretionary: ...
【Routing】Senior/Lead/Editor/Ad hoc — area fit ...
【Integrity items】data-authenticity ready? anonymity preserved? yes/no
【Next step】on R&R → tar-rebuttal; on reject → tar-topic-selection / re-aim
npx claudepluginhub brycewang-stanford/awesome-journal-skills --plugin tar-skillsRoutes to specialized tar-* skills for writing a The Accounting Review (TAR) manuscript, from topic selection through rebuttal.
Explains CAR's double-anonymous, two-reviewer review process, decision-letter signals, and formal appeals rules. Use before submitting or after receiving a decision.
Explains the JAR review process: editor-panel structure, double-anonymized review, fee gate, desk-rejection risk, and the conference/Registered Reports tracks. Use when reading a decision letter or preparing a submission.