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Our commitment

Decisions to review, revise, accept, reject, correct, or retract content are made through the editorial processes of Jurnal Penelitian Humaniora. They are not decided by the owner, the publisher’s administration, funders, the ability of authors to pay, or any commercial or political interest.

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Who decides what

—  The Editor-in-Chief has authority over the scholarly content, within the approved aims, scope, and policies of the journal.

—  Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY), through its Directorate of Research and Community Service (DRPM), provides support and the legal, financial, and operational framework. They may not require a manuscript to be accepted or rejected for non-editorial reasons.

—  When a legal, safety, privacy, or research-integrity question affects a publication, the editors may consult the publisher, an institution, or other qualified advisers. The editors remain responsible for the editorial response.

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Safeguards

—  Submissions from UNY staff and students receive no preferential treatment and go through the same double-anonymous review.

—  The journal monitors the share of in-house authors, so that authorship stays diverse.

—  The Article Publication Charge is payable only after acceptance, and payments are kept separate from editorial decisions. See Author Fees.

—  The journal carries no advertising. See Advertising Policy.

—  Editors with a competing interest do not handle the manuscript concerned. See Editorial Competing Interests.

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If you have a concern

If you believe that the independence of an editorial decision was compromised, you may appeal against the decision (Editorial Appeals) or make a complaint about the conduct of the journal (Complaints Policy).

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Related

Ownership & Management  ·  Editorial Roles  ·  Business Model  ·  Sponsorship

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Sources

This policy is based on the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):