Editorial Ethics
Interações: Sociedade e as Novas Modernidades is governed by high standards of ethics, scientific integrity, and editorial transparency, in accordance with international good practices in academic publishing, namely the recommendations of COPE and the ICMJE.
The journal is committed to ensuring fair, rigorous, and transparent editorial processes, guaranteeing the scientific quality of the published works, respect for the rights of authors, reviewers, and research participants, as well as the credibility of scientific production.
Within this commitment, the Editorial Ethics Policy of Interações is structured around the following fundamental dimensions:
Editorial Policies
- Conflict of Interest Policy
Defines the principles and procedures applicable to the declaration, prevention, and management of potential conflicts of interest by authors, reviewers, and editors.
See Conflict of Interest Policy - Authorship Policy
Establishes the criteria for authorship, co-authorship, individual contributions, author responsibility, and the prevention of improper practices such as honorary or ghost authorship.
See Authorship Policy - Retractions, Corrections, and Post-Publication Policy
Regulates the procedures applicable to corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, and other post-publication mechanisms, ensuring the integrity of the scientific record.
See Retractions, Corrections, and Post-Publication Policy - Research Ethics with Human Participants Policy
Defines the ethical principles applicable to research involving human participants, including informed consent, confidentiality, anonymity, and approval by ethics committees.
See Research Ethics with Human Participants Policy
Editorial Commitment
Interações adopts the double-blind peer review evaluation system, ensuring the anonymity of authors and reviewers throughout the entire editorial process. All participants in the publication process must strictly comply with the principles of honesty, responsibility, impartiality, and respect for human rights.
Any violation of ethical standards will be analysed by the Journal’s Editorial Board and may lead to the rejection of the manuscript, retraction of the published article, or other appropriate measures.
