Editorial Roles

Roles

The editorial roles of Diklus: Jurnal Pendidikan Luar Sekolah and their holders are listed on the Editorial Team page. The journal follows the COPE Core Practices.

Editor-in-Chief Responsible for the scholarly content, the policies, and the ethics of the journal, leads the editorial team, and makes the final decision on a manuscript.
Managing Editor Runs the editorial workflow, checks submissions, and keeps the editorial records.
Editorial Board Reviews manuscripts, suggests reviewers, and advises on scope and quality. Membership does not give a right to publish in the journal or to bypass review.

Authority and accountability

  • The Editor-in-Chief has authority over the scholarly content of the journal, within its scope and policies.
  • Reviewers advise. They do not decide whether a manuscript is published.
  • The publisher, the Faculty of Education, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, supports the journal but does not decide on individual manuscripts. See Editorial Independence.

Standards for every editor

  • Judge manuscripts on scholarly merit, whatever the identity, nationality, institution, or standing of the authors.
  • Keep manuscripts, reviews, and correspondence confidential, and preserve the anonymity of reviewers. See Peer Review Confidentiality.
  • Declare any competing interest and step aside from the manuscripts it affects. See Editorial Competing Interests.
  • Act on suspected misconduct on the basis of evidence. See Publication Ethics.
  • Keep records of decisions and of the reasons for them.

Questions

Write to the editorial office through the Contact page.