Publication Ethics
Asian Multidisciplinary Research Journal of Economy and Learning (AMJEL) adheres to the highest standards of publication ethics, based on the COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.
Ethical Guidelines for Journal Publication
Responsibilities of Authors:
- Reporting Standards: Authors must provide accurate accounts of their research.
- Data Access: Authors may be asked to provide raw data.
- Originality: Work must be original and properly cited.
- Multiple Publications: Submitting the same research to multiple journals is prohibited.
- Authorship: Only those who significantly contributed should be listed as authors.
- Disclosure: Authors must disclose conflicts of interest.
- Errors in Published Works: Authors must promptly report errors.
Responsibilities of Editors:
- Publication Decisions: Editors decide which articles to publish based on their quality and relevance.
- Fair Play: Manuscripts are evaluated without discrimination.
- Confidentiality: Editors must maintain confidentiality.
- Disclosure: Unpublished materials must not be used in editors' research.
Responsibilities of Reviewers:
- Contribution to Decisions: Reviewers help in editorial decisions.
- Promptness: Reviewers should act promptly and notify if unable to review.
- Objectivity: Reviews must be objective and constructive.
- Confidentiality: Manuscripts must be kept confidential.
- Disclosure: Reviewers should avoid conflicts of interest and report relevant uncited work.
Responsibilities of Publisher:
- Ethical Oversight: The publisher ensures ethical standards are upheld and editorial independence is maintained.
Sponsorship Disclosure: AMJEL is published by CV. ARGA FARMA. Sponsorship does not influence editorial decisions.
Archiving: AMJEL is part of the LOCKSS and CLOCKSS systems, ensuring long-term preservation.
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