The Journal of Heritage and Historical Research strives to achieve the highest level of ethical publishing and research standards. The authors, reviewers, editors, and members of the editorial board are required to maintain integrity, transparency, impartiality, confidentiality, and accountability during the publication process.
The journal requires that all submitted manuscripts:
- Submit original, unpublished work.
- Prevent plagiarism, falsified data, fabricated data, and duplicate submissions.
- Cite all references accurately.
- Reveal any conflicts of interest when necessary.
- Follow proper guidelines in terms of conducting research on human subjects, cultural property, archaeological artifacts, archival documents, and historical papers.
Editorial judgments are solely based on academic excellence, originality, methodology, relevance, and ethical compliance without prejudice toward the researcher's nationality, institutional association, gender, ethnicity, religious or political views.
Any allegations of scientific misconduct will be thoroughly investigated, and the necessary actions will be taken, which can include correction, expressions of concern, or even retraction of the paper.