Ownership and Management

1. Journal Ownership

Journal of Educational Study (JoES) is owned and managed by STKIP Agama Hindu Singaraja, Indonesia. The institution is responsible for supporting the journal's development and ensuring the sustainability of its scholarly publishing activities in the field of education.

2. Journal Management

JoES operates under the management of STKIP Agama Hindu Singaraja. The journal's editorial activities are conducted by an editorial team responsible for managing manuscript submissions, coordinating peer review, communicating editorial decisions, and overseeing the publication of accepted manuscripts.

The editorial team works to ensure that manuscripts are evaluated fairly and consistently according to the journal's focus and scope, editorial policies, publication ethics, and academic quality standards.

3. Editorial Independence

JoES is committed to maintaining editorial independence in the evaluation and publication of scholarly manuscripts. Editorial decisions are based on academic merit, originality, methodological quality, relevance to the journal's scope, reviewer recommendations, and compliance with publication ethics.

Ownership and institutional management do not replace the editorial team's responsibility to evaluate manuscripts according to established editorial policies and scholarly standards. Editorial decisions should be free from inappropriate influence arising from personal relationships, institutional affiliations, commercial interests, or other external pressures.

4. Roles and Responsibilities

• STKIP Agama Hindu Singaraja: Owns and manages JoES and provides institutional support for the journal's publishing activities and long-term development.
• Editor-in-Chief: Oversees editorial activities and is responsible for ensuring that editorial decisions follow the journal's policies and publication ethics standards.
• Editorial Team: Manages manuscript screening, coordinates the peer review process, communicates with authors and reviewers, and oversees publication preparation.
• Reviewers: Provide independent, confidential, and constructive assessments of submitted manuscripts to support editorial decision-making.

5. Transparency and Accountability

JoES is committed to transparency and accountability in its ownership and management. Information about the journal's institutional affiliation, editorial structure, and publication policies is made available to authors, reviewers, readers, and the wider academic community.

Any significant changes to the journal's ownership or management structure will be reflected in its publicly available information to maintain transparency and accountability.