Plagiarism Policy
Artha: Journal of Economics, Business and Management is committed to maintaining academic integrity and ensuring that every published article is original scientific work. To ensure this, every submitted manuscript will undergo a similarity check using Turnitin before proceeding to the peer-review stage.peer reviewor at the editorial stage determined by the journal.
1. Similarity Check
Each manuscript will be checked using Turnitin to identify the level of similarity with scientific works, publications, documents, and other sources available in the Turnitin database.
As a general rule, the maximum similarity level for a manuscript is 20%. Turnitin review results are not the sole basis for determining plagiarism. Editors will consider the source of the similarity, the context in which the quotation is used, and the substance of the manuscript.
2. Actions against Manuscripts
Manuscripts with a similarity level above the specified limit can be returned to the author for correction and re-checking using Turnitin.
If indications of plagiarism are found,self-plagiarism, duplicate publication, or other forms of violation of academic integrity, the editor may:
- Ask the author to make improvements;
- Request clarification from the author;
- Reject the manuscript;
- Retracting published articles when violations are proven to be serious.
3. Author's Responsibility
The author is fully responsible for the originality of the manuscript and is obliged to provide appropriate citations for any ideas, data, quotations, or works of other parties used.