The International Journal of Integrated Research and Innovative Statistical Insights (IJIRISI) has a strong code of ethics. Editors, reviewers, and authors need to behave responsibly and ethically.
Work should be original; not published or submitted for publication elsewhere. References must be given for any material that is being used.
The authors should ensure the accuracy of the data, results and statements. The work should be presented clearly and accurately.
Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Manuscripts should not include content copied or unreferenced from other sources.
Authors should not publish the same manuscript in more than one journal.
The manuscript should contain full details of all sources of information.
Reviewers aid in the journal’s quality control. They are expected to:
Reviewers shouldn’t use the content for their own benefit.
Editors should:
The best and most relevant work is selected.
Everyone engaged in the peer-review process should declare any conflict of interest. This includes financial or professional interests.
Where applicable, research involving human subjects or sensitive data should be appropriately approved. This should be indicated in the manuscript.
The journal will act if there are any problems after publication. This could be a correction or, in extreme cases, a retraction.
Any violation of ethical standards can result in manuscript rejection/retraction.
IJIRISI strives to uphold equity, integrity, and transparency in the publishing process. This will ensure that the published articles are accurate and of high quality.