Authorship Criteria
Authorship in JIEEd must reflect genuine scholarly contributions, transparent accountability, and the approval of all named authors. Names and affiliations must accurately identify the responsible contributors.
Authorship Criteria
- Make a substantial contribution to the study’s conception, design, evidence generation, analysis, or interpretation.
- Participate in drafting the manuscript or critically revising its intellectual content.
- Review and approve the version submitted and the final version accepted for publication.
- Accept accountability for the integrity of their contribution and cooperate in resolving questions about the work.
Author Responsibilities
- Agree on authorship and order before submission; accurately enter all authors in OJS.
- Designate one corresponding author to coordinate communication and obtain coauthor approval.
- Disclose funding, competing interests, necessary ethics approvals, and substantive AI assistance.
- Provide an author-contribution statement using CRediT roles when requested or appropriate.
Unacceptable Authorship Practices
Not Permitted
Gift, honorary, ghost, coercive, purchased, or fictitious authorship, and the listing of AI tools as authors.
Acknowledgments
Contributors who do not qualify for authorship should be recognized in acknowledgments with their permission.
Authorship Changes
Requests to add, remove, or reorder authors require a reasoned explanation and documented agreement of all affected authors; the editor may investigate disagreements.