Publication Ethics

Tudor Journals upholds the highest standards of publication ethics, following COPE guidelines.

Authorship and originality

Submissions must be original, properly attributed, and free of plagiarism. All listed authors must have contributed meaningfully to the work and approved the submission.

Conflicts of interest

Authors, editors, and reviewers must declare any competing interests — financial or otherwise — that could influence the work or its assessment.

Research integrity

Research involving human or animal subjects must have appropriate ethical approval and informed consent. Data should be accurate and, where applicable, available for verification.

Corrections and retractions

When errors are identified, the journal will publish corrections, expressions of concern, or retractions as appropriate.

Misconduct

Allegations of misconduct — including plagiarism, data fabrication, and duplicate submission — are investigated in accordance with COPE flowcharts.