Retraction & Correction

IJS: International Journal of Social Humanities is committed to maintaining the integrity, accuracy, and credibility of its scientific publications. Therefore, this journal has established a policyRetraction (article withdrawal) And Correction (article improvement) As part of academic responsibility to address errors and violations of publication ethics, this policy refers to international principles such as those of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Kebijakan Retraction & Correction Table IJS

No

Aspect

Provision

1

Reasons for Retraction

Plagiarism, fabrication/falsification of data, duplication of publications

2

Scientific Error

Fatal errors in method, analysis, or conclusions

3

Ethical Violation

Conflict of interest not disclosed, copyright infringement

4

Investigation Process

Carried out by editors by involving reviewers/related parties

5

Author's Right to Clarification

The author was given the opportunity to provide an explanation

6

Retraction Decision

Determined by the editor based on valid evidence

7

Retraction Publication

The article remains available with the status “Retracted”

8

Article Tagging

Given a watermark or withdrawal information

9

Correction

Erratum or corrigendum for minor errors

10

Transparency

Reasons for withdrawal/repair are announced publicly

Explanation

The Retraction & Correction Policy at IJS: International Journal of Social Humanities aims to ensure that every published article maintains high scientific validity and is free from ethical violations. Retractions are issued when there is strong evidence of serious violations such as plagiarism, data manipulation, or scientific misconduct that could significantly impact the research conclusions.

The article withdrawal process begins with an investigation by the editor, which may involve reviewers, the author's institution, or other relevant parties. Authors are given the right to provide clarification before a final decision is made. If violations are proven, the article will be withdrawn and will remain displayed in the journal system with a special label as "Retracted" to maintain transparency and academic track record.

Meanwhile, for errors that are minor and do not affect the main substance of the article, the journal will publish Correction in the form of an erratum or corrigendum. This step allows for corrections without having to withdraw the entire article.

With this policy, IJS strives to maintain public trust, uphold publication ethics, and ensure that every published scientific work is accurate, credible, and accountable for the development of social sciences and humanities.