Policy

The website of Education of Law Journal is designed to be accurate, secure, and reliable. It follows the COPE Core Practices and the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing endorsed by COPE.

Accuracy

• The aims, scope, policies, fees, editorial team, and contact details shown on the site are kept up to date by the editorial team.
• The name of the journal, its ISSN (online 3123-7940), and its publisher are shown on the site.
• Indexing claims link to the record of the journal in each service. See Abstracting and Indexing.
• Errors in published articles are corrected openly. See Correction, Retraction and Withdrawal.

What the website shows

In line with the COPE principles of transparency, the website gives clear information on:

• The aims and scope, the editorial team with full names and affiliations, and the contact details. See Aims and Focus, the Editorial Team, and Contact.
• The peer review process. See the Peer Review Process.
• Ownership and management. See Ownership and Management.
• Fees, the business model, and the absence of advertising. See Revenue and Business Model.
• Copyright, licensing, and archiving. See the Copyright Policy and the Archiving Policy.
• Publication ethics, complaints, and the handling of misconduct. See Publication Ethics and the Complaints Policy.
• The publishing schedule. See Publication Frequency.

Security

• The site is served over a secure (HTTPS) connection and runs on the servers of Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta.
• Users have personal accounts with their own passwords. Editorial access is given only to the people who need it for their role.
• The publishing system is maintained and updated by the university.

Reporting a problem

If you find wrong information, a broken link, or a security problem, write to edulawjournal@uny.ac.id.