Eduistiqomah in Economic (EIE) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity, transparency, research integrity, and ethical conduct in scholarly publishing. The journal follows established principles of publication ethics and expects all authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher to uphold these standards throughout the publication process.
The following ethical guidelines apply to all manuscripts submitted to and published by EIE.
Authors are responsible for ensuring that submitted manuscripts:
Authors must promptly inform the editorial office if a significant error or omission is discovered in a submitted or published manuscript.
EIE has a strict policy against plagiarism and other forms of academic misconduct.
Plagiarism includes, but is not limited to:
Manuscripts may be screened using plagiarism or similarity-detection software.
Manuscripts identified as containing significant plagiarism or other forms of academic misconduct may be rejected, withdrawn, or subject to further investigation.
Authors must not fabricate, falsify, manipulate, or selectively report research data.
Fabrication refers to making up data, observations, participants, analyses, or research results that did not occur.
Falsification refers to manipulating research materials, procedures, data, statistical analyses, tables, figures, or results in a way that misrepresents the research.
Examples include inappropriate manipulation of statistical results, omission of relevant findings without justification, or alteration of data to support a predetermined conclusion.
Confirmed cases may result in manuscript rejection, withdrawal, correction, retraction, or other appropriate editorial action.
Authors must not submit the same manuscript to more than one journal at the same time.
EIE does not accept manuscripts that have already been substantially published elsewhere unless the submission qualifies as a legitimate secondary publication and appropriate permission, disclosure, and citation are provided.
Authors must disclose any substantial overlap between the submitted manuscript and their previous publications.
Authorship should reflect substantial contributions to the conception, design, execution, analysis, interpretation, or development of the research.
All listed authors should:
Individuals who do not meet authorship criteria should be acknowledged rather than listed as authors.
Changes to authorship after submission require a clear justification and approval from all affected authors and the editorial team.
The journal does not accept honorary, guest, or ghost authorship.
Authors, reviewers, and editors must disclose any financial, professional, institutional, academic, or personal relationships that could influence their judgment.
Potential conflicts may include:
A disclosed conflict does not automatically prevent publication or participation in peer review, but it must be appropriately managed.
Research involving human participants, personal data, confidential information, or sensitive organizational information must comply with applicable ethical standards and institutional requirements.
Where applicable, authors should provide information concerning:
Authors must not disclose personally identifiable information without appropriate consent.
Where ethical approval is not required, authors should clearly state the reason where appropriate.
Authors are expected to report research methods, data, analysis, and findings accurately and transparently.
Where appropriate, authors should provide a Data Availability Statement explaining whether research data are:
Research data should not be fabricated, falsified, manipulated, selectively omitted, or presented misleadingly.
For quantitative and econometric research, authors should provide sufficient methodological information to enable readers to understand and evaluate the analytical procedures.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools may be used for appropriate purposes such as language improvement, grammar correction, translation, or technical assistance.
However:
The use of AI does not transfer responsibility for the manuscript from the authors to the AI tool.
Reviewers are expected to:
Reviewers must not contact authors directly about the manuscript unless authorized by the editorial team.
Editors are responsible for ensuring that editorial decisions are based on:
Editors must maintain confidentiality throughout the editorial and peer-review process.
Editors should not discriminate against authors based on nationality, gender, religion, ethnicity, institutional affiliation, political views, or other irrelevant characteristics.
Editors must declare and appropriately manage conflicts of interest.
Editors must not use unpublished information from submitted manuscripts for personal research or professional advantage.
Editorial decisions should be made independently and should not be influenced by:
The publisher should respect the editorial independence of the journal and its editorial team.
The final decision regarding publication rests with the Editor-in-Chief or designated editor based on academic and ethical considerations.
EIE is committed to maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the published scholarly record.
Depending on the circumstances, the journal may publish:
Correction – for significant errors that do not invalidate the overall findings or conclusions of the article.
Retraction – when published research is found to be seriously unreliable or affected by major ethical, methodological, or academic misconduct.
Expression of Concern – when there are serious unresolved questions regarding the reliability or integrity of a published article and further investigation is required.
Appropriate editorial action will be taken based on the nature and seriousness of the issue.
Authors may submit complaints or appeals concerning editorial decisions, peer review, authorship, publication procedures, or other journal-related matters to the editorial office.
Complaints and appeals should:
The editorial team will review complaints and appeals fairly, confidentially, and independently.
Where necessary, the Editor-in-Chief may appoint an independent editor or seek external advice to resolve a complaint or appeal.
Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce copyrighted material where necessary.
All sources, figures, tables, images, datasets, instruments, and other materials obtained from third parties must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
Authors must ensure that submitted materials do not infringe the intellectual property rights of others.
Articles published by EIE are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
Authors, reviewers, and editors should avoid citation manipulation.
The journal does not permit:
Citations should be relevant, accurate, and genuinely support the statements for which they are provided.
EIE applies a Double-Blind Peer Review process.
Reviewers must evaluate manuscripts objectively and independently.
Authors must not attempt to identify or influence reviewers.
Editors must ensure that manuscripts are assigned to reviewers with appropriate expertise and without significant conflicts of interest.
Manipulation of the peer-review process, including fabricated reviewer identities, inappropriate reviewer recommendations, or attempts to influence reviewers, is considered academic misconduct.
Eduistiqomah in Economic (EIE) is committed to promoting responsible research, transparent scholarly communication, rigorous peer review, research integrity, and the reliability of the academic record.
All participants in the publication process—authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher—share responsibility for maintaining these standards.
EIE reserves the right to investigate suspected violations of publication ethics and to take appropriate action in accordance with the seriousness of the case and applicable standards of scholarly publishing.
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