Publication Ethics
Publication Ethics
Journal of Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management Business and Accounting (JEEMBA) )is published by Sakura Digital Nusantara. First launched in January 2023, JEEMBA contributes to the fields of economics, entrepreneurship, management, and accounting. Its scope includes a specific focus on capital markets, management accounting, business law, taxation, information systems, and other related economic and financial disciplines. It welcomes submissions in the form of research articles and conceptual (non-research) articles.
This statement outlines the publication ethics code for all parties involved in the JEEMBA publication process, including managers, editors, reviewers, and authors. The core principles of these ethics are grounded in three fundamental values:
- Neutrality: Ensuring freedom from conflicts of interest in the publication process.
- Fairness: Granting authorship rights to those who qualify as contributors.
- Honesty: Upholding integrity by avoiding plagiarism and other unethical practices.
Publisher Responsibilities
- The publisher of JEEMBA Journal is responsible for publishing manuscripts after going through the editing, reviewing, and layout process in accordance with the rules for publishing Scientific Journals.
- The publisher of JEEMBA Journal is responsible for ensuring academic freedom for editors and independent reviewers in carrying out their respective duties.
- The publisher of JEEMBA Journal is responsible for maintaining privacy and editorial freedom.
Editor Responsibilities
- The editors of the JEEMBA Journal are responsible for deciding which manuscripts are eligible for publication through an editorial board meeting, referring to the journal’s editorial policies. In addition, editors are responsible for detecting plagiarism.
- In the process of reviewing and accepting manuscripts, the editorial team upholds fairness in decision-making and does not discriminate based on race, gender, religion, ethnicity, nationality, or political ideology of the authors.
- The editorial board and editorial team will not disclose to authors the identities of reviewers, and reviewers will not be informed of the authors’ identities (blind review).
- Unpublished manuscripts will not be used by editors for their own interests and will be returned directly to the authors.
Reviewer Responsibilities
- Reviewers assist section editors in making editorial decisions on submitted articles.
- Reviewers are responsible for the recommendations of the articles they review.
- Article reviews are conducted in a blind review and are objective and supported by clear arguments.
- Reviewers are responsible for citations, references to the articles they review.
- Reviewers must always maintain the confidentiality of information and not use information from the articles they review for their own interests,
Section Editor Responsibilities
- The section editor is responsible for citations, references, for the article he/she is reviewing after suggestions or feedback from the reviewer.
- The section editor is responsible for correcting whether what is suggested by the reviewer has been done.
- The section editor is responsible for correcting the article whether it complies with the policies of the JEEMBA journal.
Author Responsibilities
- The author presents research articles or thoughts clearly, honestly, and without plagiarism.
- The author must indicate the reference of the opinions and works of others quoted.
- Authors are responsible for confirmation of the article they have written.
- Authors must write articles ethically, honestly, and responsibly, in accordance with applicable scientific writing regulations.
- The author does not mind if the article undergoes editing without changing the substance.















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