Policy

Ethnomathematics Journal allows authors to post a preprint of their manuscript. Posting a preprint is not prior publication, and it does not stop the manuscript from being considered. The journal follows the COPE guidance on preprints.

What authors may do

• Post the submitted version (the preprint) on a preprint server or in a repository, before or during review.
• Post later versions in a repository, with no embargo.
• Share the preprint with colleagues and the community.

What authors must do

• Tell the editor at submission that a preprint exists, and give its link or DOI.
• Keep the preprint blind to the review process if it is posted during review, and do not name the journal in a way that identifies the manuscript to reviewers.
• After acceptance, add a link from the preprint to the published article and cite the published article.

Review and publication

• A preprint is not peer reviewed. Only the article published in the journal has been through the Peer Review Process.
• The editors do not use the comments on a preprint as a substitute for peer review.
• Preprints are checked for similarity as part of the usual checks. See Plagiarism Policy.

Related

Archiving · Licensing Policy · Duplicate and Redundant Publication

Questions

Write to ethnomath@uny.ac.id.