Privacy Statement

Roles and Responsibilities

Editor’s Responsibilities

  1. Manuscript Review and Assessment

    • Evaluate all submitted manuscripts to ensure alignment with the journal’s scope and academic standards.

    • Assess the quality of manuscripts prior to publication.

  2. Academic Integrity and Impartiality

    • Base manuscript evaluation on academic reasoning without bias.

    • Maintain objectivity and avoid conflicts of interest with authors or reviewers.

  3. Adherence to Journal Policies

    • Strictly follow the journal’s editorial and peer review processes.

  4. Ethical Conduct

    • Uphold ethical standards by refraining from using any part of submitted manuscripts for personal work.

  5. Plagiarism Screening

    • Conduct thorough plagiarism checks using reliable plagiarism detection software.

    • If plagiarism is detected, notify the author immediately. If the author fails to comply with corrective actions, the manuscript may be rejected.

Author’s Responsibilities

  1. Originality of Work

    • Submit only original manuscripts that have never been published or disseminated elsewhere.

  2. Proper Citation and Academic Integrity

    • Appropriately reference all sources when incorporating others' work.

    • Avoid plagiarism or self-plagiarism.

  3. Manuscript Formatting and Revisions

    • Ensure the manuscript adheres to the journal’s formatting guidelines under the "Author Guidelines" section.

    • Implement revisions based on peer reviewers' feedback. If revisions are not made as suggested, the journal reserves the right to decline publication.

  4. Copyright Agreement

    • Agree to transfer copyright to the journal before publication.

    • Refrain from republishing the work in other outlets once it has been published in the journal.

  5. Authorship Transparency

    • Ensure that all listed authors have significantly contributed to the manuscript.

Reviewer’s Responsibilities

  1. Objectivity and Fairness

    • Conduct manuscript evaluations based on academic merit, free from personal bias.

    • Avoid any conflicts of interest with the authors.

  2. Subject Matter Expertise

    • Possess in-depth knowledge of the subject matter related to the manuscript under review.

  3. Ethical Conduct

    • Refrain from exploiting any content from the reviewed manuscript for personal gain.