Journal Policy

Plagiarism Policy

IJAMPS is committed to maintaining the integrity of the academic record and preventing plagiarism in all its publications.

Definition of Plagiarism

Plagiarism is defined as the act of passing off someone else's work, ideas, or words as one's own, without proper citation or credit.

Types of Plagiarism

• Types of Plagiarism
• Retraction of the published article
• Notification of the author's institution or funding agency
• Ban on future submissions to IJAMPS

By submitting to IJAMPS, authors acknowledge they've read, understood, and will comply with this plagiarism policy.

Plagiarism Detection

IJAMPS uses plagiarism detection software to screen all submissions for plagiarism.

Author's Responsibility

Authors submitting manuscripts to IJAMPS are solely responsible for ensuring the originality and authenticity of their work. They warrant that their manuscript is free from plagiarism and properly cites all sources.

Definition of Plagiarism

Plagiarism is defined as the act of passing off someone else's work, ideas, or words as one's own, without proper citation or credit.

IJAMPS' Role

IJAMPS uses plagiarism detection software to screen submissions, but this does not imply any responsibility for detecting or preventing plagiarism. IJAMPS relies on authors to ensure their work meets ethical standards.

Disclaimer

IJAMPS disclaims any liability for plagiarism or copyright infringement in submitted manuscripts. Authors agree to hold harmless IJAMPS, its editors, and publishers against any claims arising from plagiarism or copyright issues.

Withdrawal Policy

IJAMPS allows authors to withdraw their manuscripts at any stage of the publication process, subject to the following conditions:

Withdrawal Before Acceptance

• Authors may withdraw their manuscript without penalty before it is accepted for publication.
• Authors should notify the editorial office in writing, stating the reason for withdrawal.

Withdrawal After Acceptance

• If a manuscript is withdrawn after acceptance but before publication, IJAMPS may charge a withdrawal fee.
• The withdrawal fee will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Withdrawal After Publication

• IJAMPS does not allow withdrawal of published articles. Instead, authors may submit a retraction or correction notice, following IJAMPS' guidelines.

Consequences of Withdrawal

• Withdrawal of a manuscript may affect the author's publication history and future submissions to IJAMPS.

By submitting to IJAMPS, authors acknowledge they've read, understood, and will comply with this withdrawal policy.

Copyright Infringement and Takedown Procedure

IJAMPS respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects authors to do the same. If IJAMPS receives a notice of copyright infringement, we will take prompt action to remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material.

Notice of Copyright Infringement

IJAMPS respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects authors to do the same. If you believe content on IJAMPS infringes upon your copyright, please report it immediately to our designated content point. To report copyright infringement, the copyright owner or their authorized representative should send a written notice to IJAMPS' designated agent, including:

1. Identification of the copyrighted work
2. Description of the allegedly infringing material
3. Proof of ownership or authorization
4. Contact information

Response and Action

IJAMPS will:

1. Acknowledge your report within two business days
2. Promptly investigate the alleged infringement
3. Take remedial action (removal, correction, or reinstatement) in accordance with applicable law

Takedown Procedure

Upon receiving a valid notice, IJAMPS will:

1. Remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material
2. Notify the author/publisher
3. Investigate and respond to the notice

Counter-Notice

If the author/publisher believes the material was removed in error, they may submit a counter-notice, including:

1. Statement of good faith belief
2. Description of the removed material
3. Contact information

IJAMPS will review the counter-notice and may restore the material if it's deemed not infringing.

Repeat Infringers

IJAMPS reserves the right to terminate accounts or access of repeat infringers.

Balancing Preservation and Reuse

IJAMPS aims to balance the preservation of content with the rights of copyright holders. We strive to provide:

• Utter control to rights holders
• Clarity to readers
• Metadata to indexers for discoverability and reuse

Please report any suspected copyright infringement to the designated content point, and we'll take prompt action to address the issue.