Publication Ethics

Ecolawria: Journal of Law, Economic and Sharia adheres to the highest standards of publication ethics. Ethical practices are essential to ensure academic integrity, transparency, and quality in scholarly publishing. All parties involved—authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher—must adhere to the following ethical responsibilities:

Authors' Responsibilities

• Submit original and plagiarism-free manuscripts.

• Avoid duplicate or simultaneous submissions.

• Properly cite and acknowledge all referenced sources.

• Disclose any potential conflicts of interest.

• Provide data or clarification upon request to verify research findings.

Editors' Responsibilities

• Ensure the peer-review process is fair, objective, and timely.

• Maintain the confidentiality of submissions and author identities during the review process.

• Avoid using unpublished material for personal benefit.

• Make the final decision on manuscript acceptance based on academic merit and relevance.

Reviewers' Responsibilities

• Provide objective, constructive, and timely feedback.

• Maintain confidentiality of the manuscript content.

• Decline reviews if a conflict of interest exists.

Publisher's Responsibilities

• Support the editorial process and maintain the integrity of all published work.

• Ensure transparent and open access publishing practices.

• Address allegations of ethical misconduct seriously and professionally.