Publishing Ethical Policy

The "Journal of Regional Studies Review" (JRSR) is unwavering in its commitment to maintaining the highest ethical standards in scholarly publishing. Authors submitting to JRSR are expected to adhere to principles of academic integrity, ensuring that their work is original and free from plagiarism. Proper attribution and acknowledgment of sources are paramount to fostering transparency and trust within the academic community. The peer-review process is conducted with utmost integrity, relying on the expertise of selected reviewers to provide constructive and objective evaluations. Confidentiality is maintained to safeguard the integrity of the review process.

Transparency and disclosure are fundamental aspects of JRSR's ethical policy. Authors, reviewers, and editors are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could impact the research or decision-making process. This commitment to transparency extends to research involving human subjects, where authors must demonstrate compliance with ethical standards and the procurement of informed consent. The journal prioritizes data integrity and reproducibility, with authors expected to provide access to raw data upon request, ensuring the verifiability of their findings.

JRSR upholds a rigorous correction and retraction policy, swiftly addressing errors or inaccuracies to maintain the scholarly integrity of published content. Editorial decisions are guided solely by the academic merit of the submissions, ensuring independence and avoiding biases. The ethical principles embedded in the publishing process underscore JRSR's dedication to fostering a trustworthy and reputable platform for regional studies research. Authors, reviewers, and editors collectively contribute to upholding the ethical fabric of the journal, reinforcing its commitment to the dissemination of credible and impactful scholarly contributions.