Ownership and Management

Humanika: Kajian Ilmiah Mata Kuliah Umum

 

This page describes the ownership, management structure, and editorial governance of Humanika: Kajian Ilmiah Mata Kuliah Umum. The journal is published by Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY) and managed by the Direktorat Penjaminan Mutu (DPM), Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta. Its management is committed to maintaining academic quality, editorial independence, publication ethics, and the integrity of the scholarly record.

01. Journal Ownership and Identity

02. Ownership and Publisher Responsibilities

Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta is the owner and publisher of Humanika. In this capacity, the university provides the institutional framework for journal publication and supports the journal's sustainability, quality assurance, and responsible scholarly communication.

The publisher's responsibilities include:

• Providing institutional support for the journal's publishing activities and long-term development.
• Supporting the implementation and periodic evaluation of publication policies and quality assurance procedures.
• Respecting editorial independence in decisions concerning individual manuscripts.
• Supporting the journal in upholding publication ethics and responding appropriately to allegations of research or publication misconduct.

03. Managing Unit

The journal is managed by the Direktorat Penjaminan Mutu (DPM), Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta. The managing unit supports the administrative and operational framework required for the journal's publication and quality assurance.

The managing unit's responsibilities include:

• Coordinating the administrative and operational support for journal publication.
• Supporting the implementation of journal policies and quality assurance standards.
• Supporting the operation and maintenance of the journal's online publishing platform.
• Facilitating coordination between the publisher and the editorial team on matters related to journal management.
• Supporting the maintenance of publication records, metadata, and other administrative documentation.

04. Editorial Governance

The editorial team is responsible for evaluating submitted manuscripts and making publication decisions in accordance with the journal's focus and scope, peer review process, and publication ethics policies.

The editorial governance structure includes the following roles:

• Editor-in-Chief: Provides editorial leadership, oversees editorial policies, and is responsible for final publication decisions.
• Editors: Coordinate manuscript assessment, select appropriate reviewers, evaluate reviewer reports, and recommend or make decisions within their delegated authority.
• Editorial Board: Provides scholarly expertise and supports the journal's academic standards and development.
• Reviewers: Provide independent, objective, and constructive evaluations of manuscripts within their areas of expertise.

Editorial responsibilities are carried out in accordance with the journal's published policies. Any changes to the editorial structure should be reflected in the journal's official information pages.

05. Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions are based on the scholarly quality, originality, methodological soundness, relevance, and ethical integrity of each manuscript. Decisions are made through the journal's editorial procedures and peer review process, rather than on the basis of an author's institutional affiliation, personal identity, or relationship with the publisher.

The publisher and managing unit respect the editorial team's responsibility for decisions on individual manuscripts. Any actual or potential conflict of interest involving editors, reviewers, or authors must be handled in accordance with the journal's Conflict of Interest Policy.

Manuscripts submitted by individuals affiliated with Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta are subject to the same editorial standards and review procedures as other submissions. Institutional affiliation does not guarantee acceptance or preferential treatment.

06. Publication Management and Quality Assurance

Humanika is published twice a year, in March and September. Its publication workflow is managed through the journal's online publishing platform and follows the journal's editorial procedures. Quality assurance activities are intended to maintain consistency across editorial assessment, peer review, manuscript revision, production, and publication.

These activities include:

• Initial screening to assess the manuscript's suitability, completeness, and compliance with submission requirements.
• Peer review and editorial assessment in accordance with the published Review Process Policy.
• Similarity screening and appropriate handling of potential plagiarism or publication ethics concerns.
• Copyediting, proofreading, and production checks before publication.
• Verification of article metadata, DOI information, and consistency between published article files and the journal website.

The journal aims to ensure that article titles, author names, affiliations, abstracts, references, DOI links, issue information, and publication dates are consistent across the published article, the journal website, and relevant registration services.

07. Transparency and Policy Review

The journal makes its ownership, publisher, managing unit, editorial governance, and publication policies publicly available through its official website. These details are reviewed when institutional arrangements or journal management practices change.

Material changes to the journal's ownership, title, ISSN information, or publishing arrangements will be reflected in the relevant journal information and communicated to the appropriate parties when required.

The journal's policies should be reviewed periodically to ensure that they remain accurate, transparent, and consistent with responsible scholarly publishing practices.

 

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