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Journal of Islamic Economics Lariba is international peer-review journal focusing on Islamic economic and financial studies. The journal welcomes contributions in the following topics:
An article submitted to the journal will be blindly reviewed by two experts in the field of study. If both reviewers agree upon the publication, the editor in chief will publish the article after revision. In case reviewers do not agree upon the acceptance of the article, final decision of publication will be in editor in chief.
The journal publishes two issues in one volume a year. The issues are expected to be published in June and December of each year.
This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.
A journal should have policies on publication ethics (for example, COPE's Core Practice guidance).
These should be visible on its website, and should refer to:
Journal’s policies on authorship and contributorship.
How the journal will handle complaints and appeals.
How the journal will handle allegations of research misconduct.
Journal’s policies on conflicts of interest.
Journal’s policies on data sharing and reproducibility.
Journal's policy on ethical oversight.
Journal's policy on intellectual property.
Journal's options for post-publication discussions.
Journal’s policies on corrections and retractions.
Editors and publishers are responsible for ensuring the integrity of the scholarly literature in their journals and should ensure they outline their policies and procedures for handling such issues when they arise. These issues include plagiarism, citation manipulation, and data falsification/fabrication, among others. Neither the journal’s policies nor the statements of its editors should encourage such misconduct, or knowingly allow such misconduct to take place. In the event that a journal's editors or publisher are made aware of any allegation of research misconduct relating to a submitted or published article in their journal, the editor or publisher should follow COPE's guidance (or equivalent) in dealing with allegations.