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Editorial standards

Editorial Policies & Research Integrity

These principles establish the public baseline for IJATL's renewed editorial operation. Detailed procedures may be expanded as the production platform is finalized.

Peer Review

Submissions may undergo editorial screening followed by blind review by multiple qualified reviewers. Reviewer recommendations inform the process; final editorial decisions remain with authorized IJATL editors.

Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions are based on scholarly merit, relevance, integrity, and review. Submission administration fees, subscriptions, sponsorships, or other commercial relationships do not determine acceptance.

Conflicts of Interest

Authors, reviewers, and editors should disclose relationships or interests that could reasonably be perceived to affect scholarly judgment. Editors may reassign manuscripts or reviewers when conflicts are present.

Research Integrity

IJATL expects accurate attribution, truthful reporting, appropriate authorship, and disclosure of material limitations. Fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, manipulated peer review, or misrepresentation may result in rejection or post-publication action.

Corrections, Expressions of Concern & Retractions

Material errors may be corrected transparently. Serious unresolved integrity concerns may warrant an expression of concern or retraction, with the publication record preserved where appropriate.

Reviewer Confidentiality

Unpublished manuscripts and review materials are confidential. Access should be limited to individuals authorized for the editorial task.

Privacy & Account Data

The public static website does not require an account to browse the recovered archive. Author, reviewer, editor, and subscriber information will be handled in the separate journal platform under the applicable privacy notice when live account services are enabled.

Accessibility

IJATL aims to make public journal information and core publishing workflows accessible to a broad scholarly audience and will continue testing accessibility as the relaunch platform is completed.