Publication Ethics

Author Ethics

  1. Reporting
    Authors must report research processes and results honestly, clearly, and comprehensively, ensuring proper storage and safety of research data.

  2. Originality and Plagiarism
    Manuscripts must be original, authored by the submitters, and free from plagiarism. Attribution to others' work must be avoided.

  3. Redundant Submission
    The manuscript should not be submitted to multiple publications simultaneously. Any redundancy results in rejection.

  4. Authorship
    Authorship should reflect relevant expertise. The first author or co-author is responsible for addressing any arising issues.

  5. Correction of Errors
    Errors found in the manuscript should be promptly communicated to the editor for immediate correction.

  6. Disclosure of Conflict of Interest
    Authors must disclose any conflicts of interest that might affect their manuscript's credibility.

Editor Ethics

  1. Publication Decision
    Editors must make transparent, objective, and fair decisions regarding manuscript acceptance, based on a thorough review process.

  2. Information Management
    Editors are responsible for the clear and efficient management of both printed and electronic journal information.

  3. Peer-Review Distribution
    Editors manage the distribution of manuscripts to reviewers and oversee the review process.

  4. Objectivity and Neutrality
    Manuscripts should be assessed objectively, without bias based on authors' personal characteristics or affiliations.

  5. Confidentiality
    Editors must maintain confidentiality, particularly regarding manuscript content and author information.

  6. Disclosure of Conflict of Interest
    Editors must avoid conflicts of interest to ensure impartiality in the review process.

Reviewer Ethics

  1. Objectivity and Neutrality
    Reviewers should assess manuscripts honestly, objectively, and without bias, upholding scientific integrity.

  2. Source Clarity
    Reviewers should ensure accurate referencing and citations, and report any errors for correction by the editor.

  3. Review Timeliness
    Reviewers must provide feedback within the specified period (maximum of 2 weeks) and inform the editorial secretariat if delays occur.

  4. Disclosure of Conflict of Interest
    Reviewers must avoid conflicts of interest to ensure a fair and unbiased review process.

These ethical guidelines ensure a fair, transparent, and credible publication process for all parties involved in JUKONI.