Editors of East Asian Review (EAR) must adhere to the following guidelines:

• Editors must review all submitted manuscripts transparently, objectively, neutrally, and professionally regardless of business interests, gender, religion, ethnicity, race, and nationality.
• Editors must mediate all exchanges between authors and peer reviewers during peer review.
• Editors should encourage peer reviewers to consider ethical issues raised by the research they are reviewing.
• Editors must ensure peer-reviewers understand the provisions and the manuscript review process clearly.
• Editors must ensure timely peer-review and publication of manuscripts they receive.
• Editors must keep peer-reviewer's identities from authors and vice versa.
• Editors must encourage peer-reviewers to decline peer-review requests if they identify a conflict of interest with the manuscript.
• Editors' decisions to accept or reject a manuscript for publication should be based only on the paper's importance, originality, and clarity and the study's relevance to the journal's remit.
• Editors' decisions about whether or not to publish submitted manuscripts must not be influenced by pressure from the editor's employer, the journal owner, or the publisher.
• Editors should reserve the right to reject manuscripts if there is a doubt about whether appropriate procedures have been followed.
• Editors must keep any information related to the rights and privacy of the author properly.
• Editors adhere to the points of publication ethics above to avoid conflicts of interest.