Plagiarism Policy

Addressing plagiarism and ensuring ethical practices in publication are critical for maintaining the integrity of academic work. The similarity Index must not increase from 10%. Here are the key points on plagiarism from the provided guidelines:

1. Commitment to Ethical Practices:
   • The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Business Ventures is dedicated to addressing copyright infringement, plagiarism, and other breaches of publication best practices.
   • They aim to protect the rights of authors and the journal's reputation.
   • Claims of plagiarism or misuse of published articles are always investigated.
   • Submitted articles may be checked using duplication-checking software.
2. Actions Against Plagiarism:
   • If plagiarism or misuse is detected, actions may include:
     • Publishing an erratum or corrigendum (correction).
     • Retracting the article.
     • Taking the issue up with the head of the department, dean of the author's institution, relevant academic bodies, or societies.
     • Pursuing appropriate legal action.

These measures ensure that authors adhere to ethical standards and maintain the quality and credibility of the journal.