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Policies & Ethics<\/strong><\/p>

The Proceedings of The International Conference on Law Reform (INCLAR) is a peer-reviewed proceeding in the fields of law reform. We only accept and publish article manuscripts in the fields appropriate for the proceeding. The committee is responsible for the peer-review publication process as a pivotal building block in the development of the respected network of academia, and we will assist in facilitating the publication process to INCLAR-bound publishers.<\/p>

The following statements clarify ethical behavior to be agreed upon for all parties involved in the act of publishing an article in our proceeding: the authors, the editors, and the peer-reviewers. These statements were adapted from Committee of Publication Ethics (COPE)<\/a><\/p>

Author Responsibilities<\/em><\/p>

  1. Author(s) must submit the manuscript accurately and objectively. The findings being used in the manuscript should be based on honest work, and must not use any fabricated, falsification, and\/or inappropriate data manipulation. Author(s) also responsible for not providing falsified and inaccurate sentences, information, or statements.<\/li>
  2. Author(s) is obliged cite previous research, research-findings, concept\/theory of references used in the preparation of their manuscript, and author(s) is obliged to provide proper acknowledgement of the works of others used in a research.<\/li>
  3. Author(s) must certify that their manuscript is their original work. The manuscript also has not currently been considered for publication, journal or proceeding, elsewhere, and the author(s) must certify that their manuscript is free of plagiarism in any form.<\/li>
  4. Author(s) must certify that their manuscript has not been published elsewhere. The author(s) were also prohibited from writing the manuscript using any data submitted in any other publications. If certain sections of the manuscript used a previously published study as part of their manuscript, the author(s) is required to clearly cite the previous paper and indicate how their submitted manuscript offers novel contributions beyond those of the previous work.<\/li>
  5. Author(s) must provide proper acknowledgment of the works of others used in their research, and the author(s) of the manuscript should give comprehensive credit where it is deemed required by author(s) for supporting their research. The manuscript also must have mentioned if the author has received any funding or grants by any institutions, and the name of the institutions also must be disclosed in the acknowledgement.<\/li>
  6. All names of the authorship listed in the manuscripts must have a significant contribution to the research or the preparation of the manuscript. All listed author(s) must also have an agreement regarding the final manuscript submitted for the conference.<\/li>
  7. Author(s) must notify the committee about any potential financial or any conflict of interest that is substantially similar to the manuscript under review.<\/li>
  8. Author(s) must promptly notify the committee if a significant error or inaccuracy in their manuscript is identified, and cooperate with the committee to be further evaluated.<\/li><\/ol>

    Editor Responsibilities<\/em><\/p>

    1. Editors are responsible for the quality of the review process and the overall quality of the publication of the manuscript in the proceeding.<\/li>
    2. Editors are responsible for the initial screening of all manuscripts submitted to the committee\/conference.<\/li>
    3. Editors are responsible for handling the peer-review process.<\/li>
    4. Editors must ensure that the reviewers who review the manuscript possess suitable expertise according to the manuscript being reviewed.<\/li>
    5. Editors are responsible for making publication decisions (Accept\/Reject\/Asking the author to revise their manuscript), based on the result of the review process.<\/li>
    6. Editors must keep information pertaining to submitted manuscripts confidential.<\/li>
    7. Editors are not responsible for publishing manuscripts without the author\u2019s declaration of conflict interest.<\/li><\/ol>

      Reviewer Responsibilities<\/em><\/p>

      1. Reviewers must treat all information regarding manuscripts as strictly confidential and treat them as privileged information.\u00a0 Any identity or information related to the manuscript is not to be shown or discussed with others, unless permitted by the editor(s).<\/li>
      2. Reviewers must have an important contribution to improve the quality of the manuscript being reviewed. Reviewer must express their feedback objectively, clearly, and easy to be understood.<\/li>
      3. Reviewers must conduct the review process of the manuscripts objectively and following guidance provided by the editor. The final decisions regarding the manuscript\u2019s publication are going to rely on the accuracy of the review, quality of the research, quality of the manuscript, quality of the discussion, and appropriateness towards the guidelines.<\/li>
      4. Reviewers must keep information pertaining to the peer review process confidential and not for personal interest.<\/li>
      5. Reviewers must notify the editor about any manuscripts that substantially have any conflict of interest (financial, institutional, collaborative, or any relationship) between the reviewer and author, and the reviewer must withdraw their services for that particular manuscript.<\/li>
      6. Reviewers must provide the review as promptly as possible and within the time-frame designated by the editor. Reviewers should promptly notify the editor if they are unable or unqualified to carry out their task within the time-frame, so the alternative reviewers will be assigned to complete the review.<\/li><\/ol>

        Review Process<\/strong><\/p>

        • All papers that comply with the submission guidelines will be peer-reviewed and assessed based on originality, technical and\/or research content\/depth, topic of interests, conference relevance, contributions, and readability. Acceptance of articles will be informed to authors via email. The authors of accepted articles will be able to make changes based on the reviewer\u2019s suggestions and submit final camera-ready manuscripts by the required deadline.<\/li>
        • Each manuscript submitted will be independently reviewed by at least three (3) reviewers with expertise in the relevant subject area in a double-blind peer-review process.<\/li>
        • Submitted manuscript will be evaluated based on full paper, including Abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Result, Discussion, Conclusion, as well as appropriate references.<\/li>
        • The decision for acceptance, amendment, or rejection is based upon the reviewer\u2019s comments\/recommendations and made by the Editor.<\/li>
        • Authors are suggested to address all reviewers\u2019 reports and improve in the revised paper.<\/li>
        • Manuscripts sent back to the authors for revision should be returned to the Conference\u2019s submission system not more than two weeks from the email notification.<\/li><\/ul>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

          Policies & Ethics The Proceedings of The International Conference on Law Reform (INCLAR) is a peer-reviewed proceeding in the fields of law reform. We only accept and publish article manuscripts in the fields appropriate for the proceeding. The committee is responsible for the peer-review publication process as a pivotal building block in the development of the respected network of academia, and we will assist in facilitating the publication process to INCLAR-bound publishers. The following statements clarify ethical behavior to be agreed upon for all parties involved in the act of publishing an article in our proceeding: the authors, the editors, and the peer-reviewers. These statements were adapted from Committee of Publication Ethics (COPE) Author Responsibilities Author(s) must submit the manuscript accurately and objectively. The findings being used in the manuscript should be based on honest work, and must not use any fabricated, falsification, and\/or inappropriate data manipulation. Author(s) also responsible for not providing falsified and inaccurate sentences, information, or statements. Author(s) is obliged cite previous research, research-findings, concept\/theory of references used in the preparation of their manuscript, and author(s) is obliged to provide proper acknowledgement of the works of others used in a research. Author(s) must certify that their manuscript is their original work. The manuscript also has not currently been considered for publication, journal or proceeding, elsewhere, and the author(s) must certify that their manuscript is free of plagiarism in any form. Author(s) must certify that their manuscript has not been published elsewhere. The author(s) were also prohibited from writing the manuscript using any data submitted in any other publications. If certain sections of the manuscript used a previously published study as part of their manuscript, the author(s) is required to clearly cite the previous paper and indicate how their submitted manuscript offers novel contributions beyond those of the previous work. Author(s) must provide proper acknowledgment of the works of others used in their research, and the author(s) of the manuscript should give comprehensive credit where it is deemed required by author(s) for supporting their research. The manuscript also must have mentioned if the author has received any funding or grants by any institutions, and the name of the institutions also must be disclosed in the acknowledgement. All names of the authorship listed in the manuscripts must have a significant contribution to the research or the preparation of the manuscript. All listed author(s) must also have an agreement regarding the final manuscript submitted for the conference. Author(s) must notify the committee about any potential financial or any conflict of interest that is substantially similar to the manuscript under review. Author(s) must promptly notify the committee if a significant error or inaccuracy in their manuscript is identified, and cooperate with the committee to be further evaluated. Editor Responsibilities Editors are responsible for the quality of the review process and the overall quality of the publication of the manuscript in the proceeding. Editors are responsible for the initial screening of all manuscripts submitted to the committee\/conference. Editors are responsible for handling the peer-review process. Editors must ensure that the reviewers who review the manuscript possess suitable expertise according to the manuscript being reviewed. Editors are responsible for making publication decisions (Accept\/Reject\/Asking the author to revise their manuscript), based on the result of the review process. Editors must keep information pertaining to submitted manuscripts confidential. Editors are not responsible for publishing manuscripts without the author\u2019s declaration of conflict interest. Reviewer Responsibilities Reviewers must treat all information regarding manuscripts as strictly confidential and treat them as privileged information.\u00a0 Any identity or information related to the manuscript is not to be shown or discussed with others, unless permitted by the editor(s). Reviewers must have an important contribution to improve the quality of the manuscript being reviewed. Reviewer must express their feedback objectively, clearly, and easy to be understood. Reviewers must conduct the review process of the manuscripts objectively and following guidance provided by the editor. The final decisions regarding the manuscript\u2019s publication are going to rely on the accuracy of the review, quality of the research, quality of the manuscript, quality of the discussion, and appropriateness towards the guidelines. Reviewers must keep information pertaining to the peer review process confidential and not for personal interest. Reviewers must notify the editor about any manuscripts that substantially have any conflict of interest (financial, institutional, collaborative, or any relationship) between the reviewer and author, and the reviewer must withdraw their services for that particular manuscript. Reviewers must provide the review as promptly as possible and within the time-frame designated by the editor. Reviewers should promptly notify the editor if they are unable or unqualified to carry out their task within the time-frame, so the alternative reviewers will be assigned to complete the review. Review Process All papers that comply with the submission guidelines will be peer-reviewed and assessed based on originality, technical and\/or research content\/depth, topic of interests, conference relevance, contributions, and readability. Acceptance of articles will be informed to authors via email. The authors of accepted articles will be able to make changes based on the reviewer\u2019s suggestions and submit final camera-ready manuscripts by the required deadline. Each manuscript submitted will be independently reviewed by at least three (3) reviewers with expertise in the relevant subject area in a double-blind peer-review process. Submitted manuscript will be evaluated based on full paper, including Abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Result, Discussion, Conclusion, as well as appropriate references. The decision for acceptance, amendment, or rejection is based upon the reviewer\u2019s comments\/recommendations and made by the Editor. Authors are suggested to address all reviewers\u2019 reports and improve in the revised paper. Manuscripts sent back to the authors for revision should be returned to the Conference\u2019s submission system not more than two weeks from the email notification.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-1542","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\nEthics and Malpractice Statements - Cluster Conference<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/inclar.umm.ac.id\/2023\/ethics-and-malpractice-statements\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Ethics and Malpractice Statements - Cluster Conference\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Policies & Ethics The Proceedings of The International Conference on Law Reform (INCLAR) is a peer-reviewed proceeding in the fields of law reform. 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