GJPIR is committed to maintaining transparency, objectivity, and integrity in all stages of the publication process. The journal ensures that any potential conflicts of interest are properly disclosed and managed to prevent bias in editorial decisions, peer review, and publication outcomes.
A conflict of interest exists when an individual’s personal, financial, institutional, or professional relationships could influence, or appear to influence, their judgment or actions.
Authors must disclose any potential conflicts of interest at the time of submission.
This includes:
A Conflict of Interest statement must be included in the manuscript.
Failure to disclose conflicts may result in rejection, retraction, or further action.
The manuscript will be reassigned and transparent documentation maintained.
Required at all stages (Authors, Reviewers, Editors). Disclosures may be published alongside the article.
Journal may reassign reviewers/editors, request more disclosure, or halt the review process if needed.
May lead to: Rejection, Retraction of articles, or Restriction on future submissions.
