JOURNAL INFORMATION · ETHICAL STANDARDS
Publication Ethics
Honesty, fairness, accountability, confidentiality, and respect for research participants in scholarly publishing.
Ethical Standards
Jurnal Humaniora & Masyarakat expects authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher to uphold honesty, fairness, accountability, confidentiality, and respect for research participants.
Responsibilities of Authors
Authors must report findings accurately, avoid fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, duplicate publication, and inappropriate manipulation of data or images, and disclose funding and competing interests. Sources and contributions must be acknowledged appropriately.
Responsibilities of Editors and Reviewers
Editorial decisions must be based on scholarly merit, relevance, and compliance with policy rather than personal characteristics or improper influence. Reviewers must provide objective, constructive, confidential, and timely assessments.
Complaints and Misconduct
Allegations of research or publication misconduct will be assessed fairly and confidentially. The journal may request explanations or supporting materials, consult relevant institutions, reject a manuscript, issue a correction or expression of concern, or retract an article when warranted.
Human Participants and Sensitive Material
Research involving people, personal data, or vulnerable communities must demonstrate appropriate ethical safeguards, consent, confidentiality, and compliance with applicable requirements.