Ethical Standards
Roles and Responsibilities of Authors
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Authors must certify that their work has not been previously published or disseminated elsewhere.
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Authors must not infringe on copyright or plagiarize the work of others, and must properly reference any external works. The work must undergo plagiarism checking through the CopyCatch program on the Thaijo platform, with a similarity rate not exceeding 15%, as set by the journal.
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Authors must ensure that their published work is based on genuine research and that the data presented is truthful.
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Authors must revise or format their work according to the publication guidelines, including proper citation and reference styles as specified by the journal.
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Authors must make revisions to their submitted work based on the feedback or evaluation from the journal’s review committee. If revisions are not made as suggested, the journal reserves the right to refuse publication of the article.
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Abstracts in both Thai and English, for research articles, must not overlap or repeat content from the same research.
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Authors must clearly acknowledge the source of any funding or academic support received for their work (if applicable).
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Authors must agree that the published work becomes the intellectual property of the journal and may not be republished elsewhere.
Authors must strictly adhere to the review committee’s suggestions for revisions. If revisions are not made within the specified time frame, the journal reserves the right to reject the article for publication and will not refund any publication fees under any circumstances.
Articles submitted for publication in Social Studies Perspectives Journal should present academic content or research related to social studies and related fields, including philosophy, religion, political science, social studies, public administration, geography, law, management, sociology, anthropology, psychology, economics, development studies, social development, educational administration, and interdisciplinary studies, as well as analyses proposing solutions to societal problems. Articles must not have been previously published or under consideration for publication in another journal. Authors must follow the journal's strict guidelines for submitting academic or research articles, including citation and reference standards.
Furthermore, authors must not report false or misleading data, including fabricating, falsifying, distorting, or selectively presenting information that supports their conclusions. The views and opinions presented in the article are the responsibility of the author, not the journal's editorial team. Authors must also adhere to research ethics, ensuring that their work does not violate copyright or plagiarize from others. The journal requires a plagiarism threshold of no more than 15% using the CopyCatch program on the Thaijo platform, effective from October 2024.
