| Last update: 2022/10/28 |
Journal’s Policy on Ethical Oversight
The journal follows the COPE definition of ethical oversight, which includes, but is not limited to, policies on consent to publication, research involving vulnerable populations, ethical conduct of research involving animals or human subjects, handling confidential data, and ethical business and marketing practices.
Based on these principles, the editorial staff of the Journal of Rescue and Relief is committed to ensuring compliance with applicable ethical standards in research and publication.
The Journal of Rescue and Relief will consider substantiated concerns or appeals regarding potential violations of ethical principles by authors. The journal may also consider other relevant concerns, provided that they are submitted in a non-anonymous and adequately substantiated form.
The journal follows the COPE definition of ethical oversight, which includes, but is not limited to, policies on consent to publication, research involving vulnerable populations, ethical conduct of research involving animals or human subjects, handling confidential data, and ethical business and marketing practices.
Based on these principles, the editorial staff of the Journal of Rescue and Relief is committed to ensuring compliance with applicable ethical standards in research and publication.
The Journal of Rescue and Relief will consider substantiated concerns or appeals regarding potential violations of ethical principles by authors. The journal may also consider other relevant concerns, provided that they are submitted in a non-anonymous and adequately substantiated form.
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