Publication Ethic

The following are the publication ethics of Jurnal Terobosan Peduli Masyarakat (TIRAKAT) that should be applied by authors, editors, and reviewers:

  1. Adherence to Ethical Standards: Authors, editors, and reviewers must adhere to the ethical standards of journal publication set by scientific societies, such as COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics), ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors), and others.
  2. Compliance with the Law: Journal publications must follow applicable laws and regulations, including intellectual property rights and privacy of research subjects.
  3. Authenticity of Research: Authors must ensure that the research they conduct is original and not a duplicate of previous research or the work of others. Authors must also provide appropriate references for all quotes and sources used.
  4. Clarity and Certainty: Journal publications should be clear and definitive in content, format, and research methods used. The publication should also show clear and reliable evidence to support the claims made.
  5. Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest: Authors, editors, and reviewers must disclose any financial, personal, professional, or institutional relationships that could influence the research or editorial decision-making process. Authors must declare potential conflicts of interest during manuscript submission. Editors and reviewers must withdraw from handling manuscripts when conflicts may compromise their impartiality. The editorial team is responsible for managing disclosed conflicts transparently to maintain the integrity and fairness of the publication process.
  6. Privacy Protection: Authors should ensure that the privacy of research subjects is protected and not harmed in journal publications. Individual data must be protected and not disclosed without the written permission of the subject.
  7. No Plagiarism: Authors must not commit plagiarism in any form. All quotations and sources should be properly cited and no part of the text should be taken from the work of others without proper permission or consent.
  8. Confidentiality: Editors and reviewers must maintain the confidentiality of manuscripts submitted for journal publication. They should not discuss or disclose any information about the submitted manuscript without the author's permission.
  9. Responsibility: Editors and reviewers should be responsible for editorial and critical decisions on submitted manuscripts, including decisions on acceptance, revision, and rejection.
  10. Openness: Journal publications should be transparent in their editorial and manuscript evaluation processes. Information about the editorial process, acceptance criteria, and timing of publication should be available to all authors and readers.

These are the publication ethics of Jurnal Terobosan Peduli Masyarakat (TIRAKAT) that should be applied by authors, editors, and reviewers. These ethics will ensure that journal publications are conducted with integrity and maintain high quality standards.

Authorship Criteria

All listed authors must have made substantial intellectual contributions to the manuscript, participated in drafting or critically revising the work, approved the final version, and agreed to take responsibility for its integrity.

Gift authorship, ghost authorship, and honorary authorship are not permitted. All authors must agree to the order of authorship before submission. Any changes to authorship require approval from the editorial team and written consent from all affected authors.

Allegations of Research Misconduct

TIRAKAT is committed to investigating allegations of research misconduct, including data fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, unethical research practices, and manipulation of the publication process.

All allegations will be evaluated objectively and confidentially. The editorial team will examine available evidence and provide the parties concerned with an opportunity to respond.

Where necessary, the journal may consult relevant institutions and follow COPE guidelines. Confirmed misconduct may result in manuscript rejection, publication correction, retraction, or notification to the relevant institution.