Publication Ethics
Publication Ethics
Ilmu Budaya: Jurnal Bahasa, Sastra, Seni, dan Budaya is committed to peer-review integrity and checking the material's originality. Authors submitting to this journal should be aware that their manuscripts may undergo plagiarism screening (Turnitin) during peer-review or production processes. Authors are strongly advised to uphold their works' integrity regarding conflicts of interest, falsification and fabrication of data, plagiarism, unethical experimentation, inadequate subject consent, and authorship disputes.
The following publication ethics result from the Editorial Team's decisions and are based on COPE's (Committee on Publication Ethics) Guidelines.
- All authors must ensure that their articles are original works which do not infringe on any intellectual property rights and cannot be construed as plagiarizing any other published work, including their own previously published works.
- All authors named in the article are equally held accountable for the content of a submitted manuscript or published article.
- The corresponding author must ensure all co-authors consent to publication and are appropriately named.
- All persons who have made significant scientific or literary contributions to the reported work should be named co-authors.
- Authors must not submit a manuscript to more than one journal simultaneously.
- Authors should not submit previously published works, nor works based in substance on previously published works, either in part or as a whole.
- Authors must appropriately cite all relevant publications. Private information obtained via conversations or correspondence can only be reported with full citation and written permission.
- Authors must avoid making defamatory statements in submitted articles that could be construed as impugning any person's reputation.
- Authors must declare any potential conflicts of interest—financial or professional—concerning their articles.
- Reviewers must give unbiased consideration to each manuscript submitted for publication and judge each on its merits, without regard to race, religion, nationality, sex, seniority, or institutional affiliation of the author(s).
- Reviewers must keep the peer review process confidential; information or correspondence about a manuscript should not be shared with anyone outside of the peer-review process.
- Reviewers should provide a constructive, comprehensive, evidenced, and appropriately substantial peer review report.
- Reviewers should make all reasonable efforts to promptly submit their report and recommendation, informing the editor if this is not possible.
- Reviewers should notify the editor of any significant similarity between the manuscript under consideration and any published papers or submitted manuscripts they are aware of.
- Editors must give unbiased consideration to each manuscript submitted for publication and judge each on its merits, without regard to race, religion, nationality, sex, seniority, or institutional affiliation of the author(s).
- Editors must keep the peer review process confidential; information or correspondence about a manuscript should not be shared outside the peer-review process.
- Editors may reject a submitted manuscript without formal peer review if they consider the manuscript inappropriate for the journal and outside its scope.
- Editors should make all reasonable efforts to process submitted manuscripts efficiently and in a timely manner.
- If presented with convincing evidence that the primary substance or conclusions of an article published in Ilmu Budaya are erroneous, the editor should facilitate the publication of an appropriate erratum.
- Any data or analysis presented in a submitted manuscript should not be used in an editor's research except with the author's explicit consent.
A conflict of interest can occur when an author or an author's employer or sponsor has a financial, commercial, legal, or professional relationship with other organizations or with the people working with them, influencing the author's research. Potential conflicts of interest about the submitted manuscript include but are not limited to consultancies, employment, grants, fees and honoraria, patents, royalties, stock, or share ownership. Full disclosure by the author is required at the point of submission, and the editor will use this information to inform editorial decisions. If necessary, authors could be asked to describe any potential conflicts of interest in a cover letter. A determination may be made by the editor or peer reviewers not to publish based on any declared conflict.
