Authors' Rights and Responsibilities

Collaboration for Scholarly Dissemination: Authors' Rights and Responsibilities

Dan-ag values its collaboration with authors in publishing impactful research that advances the field of education. This page outlines the key rights and responsibilities that ensure a smooth publication process and protect your intellectual property.

Author Rights:

• Copyright: Upon manuscript acceptance for publication, authors typically transfer copyright to Dan-ag. This allows the journal to disseminate your research effectively and widely. However, we may offer alternative copyright options depending on your specific needs. Please refer to the copyright transfer agreement for detailed information.

• Authorship Recognition: You will be recognized as the author(s) of your published work. Your name(s) and affiliations will be clearly stated in the published article.

• Self-Archiving: Dan-ag generally allows authors to self-archive their accepted manuscripts in certain repositories after a designated embargo period. This allows for wider dissemination of your research findings.

• Permissions for Reuse: Authors may require permission to reuse content (e.g., figures, tables) from previously published works in their Dan-ag article. It is your responsibility to obtain the necessary permissions for any copyrighted material you wish to include.

Author Responsibilities:

• Originality and Authorship: You are responsible for ensuring the originality of your research and that all authors listed on the manuscript have made significant contributions to the work.

• Ethical Considerations: Your research must adhere to ethical research practices, including proper informed consent procedures, data protection, and responsible authorship conduct. Please familiarize yourself with Dan-ag's ethical guidelines available on our website.

• Accuracy and Clarity: It is your responsibility to ensure the accuracy and clarity of the content presented in your manuscript. This includes proper referencing, data presentation, and adherence to the journal's style guide.

• Responding to Reviews: If your manuscript is sent for revisions, you are expected to address the reviewer feedback in a timely and professional manner.

• Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest: You must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence the interpretation of your research findings.

Additional Information:

• For detailed information on copyright policies, self-archiving guidelines, and ethical considerations, we recommend consulting the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines: https://publicationethics.org/.

• If you have any questions regarding your rights or responsibilities as an author with Dan-ag, please don't hesitate to contact us.

We value your contributions and look forward to a successful collaboration!