Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property Policy  ·  Jurnal Penelitian Humaniora
Rights are stated plainly.
One page that brings together the journal’s policies on copyright, licensing, permissions, and original work.
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Overview
Jurnal Penelitian Humaniora follows the COPE Core Practice on intellectual property. The policies below say who holds the copyright, how readers may reuse articles, what authors may do with their own work, and what counts as plagiarism and duplicate publication.
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Where to find each policy
Copyright Copyright Notice: on acceptance, copyright is assigned to the journal, and authors keep their scholarly rights.
Licence Licensing Terms: articles are published under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Permissions and third-party material Permissions and Third-Party Material
Plagiarism and text reuse Plagiarism Policy & Screening
Duplicate and redundant publication Duplicate and Redundant Publication
Preprints Preprint Policy
Self-archiving Self-Archiving and Repository Policy
Open access Open Access Policy
Fees Author Fees: no fee influences an editorial decision.
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Authors’ responsibilities
—  Authors must have the right to publish all the material they submit.
—  Authors must disclose earlier forms of publication or dissemination of the work, such as a thesis, a preprint, or a conference presentation.
—  Authors must not present the work of others as their own.
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Consistency
These terms are the same on this website, in the Copyright Notice, and in the article PDFs. If you find a difference, please tell us at humaniora@uny.ac.id.
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Related
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Sources
This policy is based on the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):