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Publication Ethics
English Journal Antartika
Publication Ethics
This statement clarifies the ethical behavior of all parties involved in publishing a manuscript in the English Journal Antartika, managed by Media Antartika, including the authors, editors, and reviewers.
This statement is based on COPE's Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.
1. Ethical Guidelines for Journal Publication
A manuscript publication is essential to its ethics stated in the English Journal Antartika. It publishes research related to theoretical and empirical studies from various sources with responsibility. It is used for science development implemented in the Country's economic growth. Therefore, coherent and respected knowledge needs to be carried out in the Journal publication Ethics Guidelines to reflect manuscript quality from authors and institutions. Peer-review articles support and realize the scientific method. It is then essential to agree on the expected standards of ethical behavior for all parties involved in the publishing: author, journal editor, reviewer, publisher, and the public.
We take all publishing stages kindly and carry out ethics and other responsibilities. Media Antartika ensures that broadcasting, reprinting, or other commercial income does not impact editorial decisions.
2.. Publication Decision
Chief Editor of the English Journal Antartika is responsible for publishing requests input from other editors and supports suggestions from reviewers published to the public. It is based on journal publications series starting from submitting manuscripts, checking editors, checking reviewers, checking layouts, and checking plagiarism and copyright. It is under the supervision of the Chief Editor and other Editors with authority; thus, a publication decision emerges for the Manuscript in the English Journal Antartika.
3. Non-Discrimination
In the English Journal Antartika publishing process, both editors and reviewers evaluate manuscripts for scientific content without linking to race, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, ethnic origin, citizenship, or political philosophy of the authors that uphold the publishing ethics the English Journal Antartika, namely non-discrimination.
4. Confidentiality
Manuscripts published in the English Journal Antartika are highly guarded in their informational value, where editors and reviewers are not allowed to disclose information about a manuscript that has been submitted to anyone, including the author, reviewer, editorial team, and publisher, except in an appropriate way.
5. Disclosure and Conflict of Interest
Unpublished material disclosed in a submitted manuscript should not be used by multiple editorial board members and reviewers in their research.