Editorial Competing Interests
DIMENSIA: Jurnal Kajian Sosiologi requires editors to maintain impartiality and disclose any interests that may influence, or appear to influence, manuscript evaluation and publication decisions.
What Constitutes a Competing Interest?
Competing interests may include financial relationships, personal connections, institutional affiliations, academic collaborations, or professional interests that could compromise editorial objectivity.
Editorial Conflict Management
| 01. Disclosure | Editors must promptly disclose any actual or potential competing interests related to manuscripts assigned to them. |
| 02. Recusal | Editors with a competing interest must withdraw from handling the manuscript. The manuscript should be reassigned to an independent, qualified editor. |
| 03. Oversight | The editorial team is responsible for managing disclosed conflicts and ensuring that editorial decisions remain fair, independent, and properly documented. |
Editorial Integrity
Editors must not use unpublished manuscript information for personal advantage. Editorial decisions must be based on scholarly merit and peer-review findings, free from financial, institutional, or personal influence.
