Plagiarism, Duplicate, and Redundant Publication Policy
The IIP: Global Journal of Advanced Science and Technology is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity. Our policy on plagiarism, duplicate, and redundant publications safeguards the credibility of research and ensures a trustworthy scholarly environment.
Plagiarism Policy
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Definition
Plagiarism includes using others’ work, ideas, text, images, or data without proper attribution, including:
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Copying text or ideas without citation.
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Using figures, graphs, or data without permission.
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Paraphrasing without acknowledging the source.
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Prevention and Detection
All manuscripts are screened using plagiarism detection tools to ensure originality. -
Author Responsibility
Authors must ensure their work is free of plagiarism and properly cite all sources. -
Consequences
Manuscripts with significant plagiarism will be rejected or withdrawn. Post-publication plagiarism may result in retraction and corrective actions.
Duplicate Publication Policy
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Definition
Duplicate publication involves submitting or publishing the same research in more than one venue without disclosure. This includes self-plagiarism. -
Submission Guidelines
Authors must disclose prior publication and ensure their work is not under review elsewhere. -
Disclosure Requirements
Any previously published parts must be cited and disclosed. -
Consequences
Duplicate submissions will be rejected. Post-publication duplications may lead to retraction and notices.
Redundant Publication Policy
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Definition
Redundant publication, or “salami slicing,” involves splitting one study into multiple papers with minor differences. -
Submission Guidelines
Authors should submit manuscripts with substantial new findings. -
Evaluation
Submissions are assessed for overlap; redundant manuscripts will be rejected. -
Consequences
If found post-publication, redundant articles may be retracted or corrected.
Commitment to Integrity
By enforcing this policy, IIP: Global Journal of Advanced Science and Technology upholds rigorous ethical standards, ensuring the integrity of scholarly research and fostering a credible academic community.