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Author's Right to Share the Article

We encourage authors to maximize the visibility and impact of their research. Upon publication, authors have the full right to share the final published version of their article (the Version of Record) on various platforms, including:

• Professional and academic profiles (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu, LinkedIn).

• Institutional or thematic repositories.

• Personal or departmental websites.

Anti-Plagiarism and Anti-Self-Plagiarism Policy

Academic integrity is an absolute priority. Our journal enforces a zero-tolerance policy against both plagiarism and self-plagiarism (redundant publication or reusing substantial portions of one's own work without proper citation). To ensure content originality, every submitted manuscript is checked using specialized similarity detection software.

Respect for the Intellectual Property Rights of Cited Sources

Authors bear full responsibility for respecting the intellectual property rights of the sources they use.

• Proper Citation: It is mandatory that every work that has informed the research is cited correctly, both in-text and in the reference list. Authors must strictly follow the citation style indicated in the author guidelines.

• Use of Copyrighted Material: If authors wish to use pre-existing materials (e.g., images, tables, charts, figures) that are protected by copyright, the research team is obligated to obtain written permission from the copyright holder. This permission must be secured before manuscript submission and must be presented to the editors upon request. This requirement does not apply to materials published under open licenses (e.g., Creative Commons) that permit reuse.

Articles published before the 1st issue of 2021 are subject to Copyright law, and the full or partial reproduction of the published material into another publication (or any other type of reproduction) can be done only with the approval of the Editorial Board. The Copyright of articles published prior to this issue is the property of the Journal.