Publication Ethics for WAR Publisher
At WAR Publisher, we are committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards in the publication of scholarly research. We adhere to best practices to ensure integrity, transparency, and accountability in all aspects of the publishing process. The following guidelines outline our publication ethics:
1. Research Integrity
- Authors must ensure that their research is conducted ethically and that all findings are reported honestly. Any form of misconduct, including fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism, is strictly prohibited.
2. Authorship
- All authors listed on a manuscript must have made a substantial contribution to the research and preparation of the work. All individuals who contributed significantly should be acknowledged as co-authors, while those who provided support should be recognized in the acknowledgments section.
3. Conflict of Interest
- Authors must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence their research or its interpretation. This includes financial interests, personal relationships, or professional affiliations related to the work.
4. Ethical Approval
- Research involving human participants or animals must have received appropriate ethical approval. Authors must provide a statement of compliance with ethical guidelines and institutional requirements.
5. Peer Review Process
- We are committed to a fair and unbiased peer review process. Reviewers are expected to evaluate manuscripts objectively and provide constructive feedback. They must also disclose any conflicts of interest and maintain confidentiality regarding the manuscripts they review.
6. Plagiarism Detection
- Manuscripts may be screened for plagiarism using software tools. Any manuscript found to contain plagiarized material will be subject to rejection and may lead to further action, depending on the severity of the issue.
7. Retraction and Correction
- In cases of significant errors, misconduct, or ethical violations after publication, WAR Publisher will issue retractions or corrections as necessary. Authors are encouraged to notify the editorial team of any concerns regarding their published work.
8. Transparency in Funding
- Authors should disclose any funding sources that supported their research. This information helps readers assess potential biases and the context of the research findings.
9. Data Sharing and Reproducibility
- Authors are encouraged to share data and materials related to their research, promoting transparency and enabling others to reproduce or build upon their findings.
10. Editorial Independence
- The editorial team operates independently of any external influences. Decisions regarding publication are based solely on the quality and relevance of the submitted work.
