AUTHORSHIP CRITERIA

AUTHORSHIP CRITERIA

Jurnal Maneksi (Management Ekonomi Dan Akuntansi) is committed to maintaining academic integrity, transparency, and ethical standards in scholarly publishing. Authorship must be based on substantial intellectual and scholarly contributions to the research and manuscript. The journal does not recognize honorary, guest, or gift authorship.

  1. Eligibility for Authorship

To qualify as an author of a manuscript submitted to Jurnal Maneksi, an individual must have made a significant contribution to one or more of the following aspects:

  1. Research conception and design: Contributing substantially to the formulation of the research idea, objectives, research questions, theoretical framework, or research design.
  2. Data collection and analysis: Participating meaningfully in data acquisition, data processing, statistical analysis, qualitative analysis, or the interpretation of research findings.
  3. Manuscript preparation: Drafting the manuscript or critically revising it for important intellectual and scientific content.
  4. Final approval and accountability: Reviewing and approving the final version of the manuscript before submission and accepting responsibility for the accuracy, integrity, and ethical conduct of the work.

Individuals listed as authors should have made a meaningful scholarly contribution and be able to explain and defend their respective contributions to the research.

  1. Responsibilities of Authors

All authors are expected to:

  1. Ensure that the submitted manuscript represents original work and that all sources are properly cited.
  2. Approve the final version of the manuscript before submission.
  3. Agree to the submission of the manuscript to Jurnal Maneksi.
  4. Ensure that the author list accurately reflects the contributions of all eligible authors.
  5. Cooperate with the editorial team in addressing questions concerning research integrity, data accuracy, or publication ethics.
  6. Disclose relevant financial support and any potential conflicts of interest.
  7. Notify the editor promptly if significant errors are identified after publication and cooperate in correcting the published work when necessary.
  1. Corresponding Author

The corresponding author is responsible for managing communication between the authors and the editorial office throughout the submission, peer-review, revision, and publication processes.

The corresponding author must:

  1. Provide accurate and complete information about all co-authors, including their names, institutional affiliations, and email addresses.
  2. Confirm that all listed authors have reviewed and approved the submitted manuscript.
  3. Ensure that all co-authors agree to the author order and the submission of the manuscript.
  4. Communicate editorial decisions, reviewer comments, and revision requests to all co-authors.
  5. Ensure that any changes to authorship during the editorial process are disclosed to the editor and supported by the agreement of all affected authors.
  1. Author Order

The order of authors should reflect the relative contributions agreed upon by the research team. All authors should discuss and approve the author order before submission.

Any request to add, remove, or rearrange authors after submission must be communicated to the editor with a clear explanation and the written agreement of all affected authors. The journal reserves the right to suspend the editorial process while such requests are evaluated.

  1. Contributors Who Do Not Qualify as Authors

Individuals who provide limited assistance but do not meet the authorship criteria should not be listed as authors. Such contributions may include administrative support, routine data collection, language editing, technical assistance, or general supervision without substantial intellectual involvement.

These contributions may be acknowledged in the Acknowledgments section, provided that the individuals concerned have given their permission to be acknowledged.

  1. Prohibition of Improper Authorship

Jurnal Maneksi prohibits the following authorship practices:

  • Gift or honorary authorship: Including an individual as an author who has not made a substantial scholarly contribution.
  • Ghost authorship: Omitting an individual who has made a substantial contribution and should be credited as an author.
  • Misrepresentation of contributions: Providing inaccurate information about the role or contribution of any author.
  • Unauthorized authorship changes: Adding, removing, or changing the order of authors without the required agreement and notification to the editor.

Suspected authorship violations will be handled in accordance with the journal's publication ethics policies and may result in rejection, suspension of review, correction, or other appropriate editorial action.

  1. Authorship Disputes

All authors are encouraged to resolve authorship disagreements through constructive discussion before submitting a manuscript. If a dispute arises during the editorial or publication process, the journal may request a written explanation and supporting documentation from the parties involved.

The journal may suspend consideration of the manuscript until the dispute has been resolved. Where necessary, the journal may refer the matter to the relevant institutions for further investigation.

  1. Ethical Commitment

By submitting a manuscript to Jurnal Maneksi (Management Ekonomi Dan Akuntansi), the corresponding author confirms that the author list is accurate, that all listed authors have approved the final manuscript and agreed to its submission, and that the contributions of all authors have been represented honestly.

All authors share responsibility for upholding the principles of academic integrity, transparency, and responsible scholarly publication.