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Law Enforcement Review
Periodical specialising in court enforcement proceedings in civil cases
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Ghostwriting firewall
Scientific integrity is one of the factors responsible for the quality of research. Readers must be confident that authors present their findings in a clear, reliable, and fair manner – irrespective of whether they are the actual authors or they solicit input from experts (natural persons or legal entities). Transparency with respect to entities involved in a publication is a reflection of the ethical integrity of researchers and the highest editorial standards. It is an unacceptable if a person makes a substantial contribution to a publication, without being properly acknowledged or disclosed as one of the authors, or if the actual contribution of an author is negligible (or the author offers no contribution whatsoever) but they are nevertheless mentioned as the author/co-author of a publication.
Therefore, the editorial staff of Przegląd Prawa Egzekucyjnego request from authors full transparency with respect to the contribution of actual authors (with disclosing their affiliations and input, i.e. the data on who is the person responsible for the concept, guidelines, methodology, protocol, etc. applied while preparing a publication), with the responsibility for the above resting with authors submitting their manuscripts. Any cases of scientific misconduct will be disclosed to the public, including notifying relevant bodies (hiring institutions, research societies, associations of scientific editors, etc.). The editorial staff hereby obliges Authors to divulge the information on their sources of funding for their publications, as well as on the contribution of scientific and research institutions, associations, and other entities (‘financial disclosure’). The editorial office will document any cases of scientific misconduct, especially breaching and infringing the ethical principles in science.
Taking into account the aforementioned principles of the ghostwriting firewall, our authors are obliged to each time submit a relevant necessary representation to the editorial office.