Submissions

Author Guidelines

Author Submission Guidelines

International Journal of Humanities, Information and Technology (IJHIT)

1. Invitation to Submit

Authors are warmly invited to submit original manuscripts to the International Journal of Humanities, Information and Technology (IJHIT). The journal welcomes high-quality research contributions that align with its interdisciplinary focus on humanities, information systems, and emerging technologies.

2. Initial Editorial Assessment

All submitted manuscripts undergo a preliminary evaluation by the editorial team. This initial screening assesses whether the submission aligns with the journal’s aims and scope, as well as its academic and quality standards. Only manuscripts that meet these criteria will be considered for further processing.

3. Peer Review Process

Submissions that successfully pass the editorial screening will be forwarded for a rigorous peer review process. The journal follows a structured and unbiased review system to ensure the integrity, originality, and scholarly contribution of the work. Final decisions regarding acceptance or rejection are based on reviewers’ recommendations and editorial judgment.

4. Author Responsibilities and Ethical Compliance

Prior to submission, authors must ensure full compliance with ethical and legal standards:

• Permission for Third-Party Content: Authors are responsible for obtaining written permission to use any copyrighted materials, including images, figures, tables, documents, or datasets.
• Authorship Consent: All individuals listed as authors must have made significant contributions to the work and must explicitly consent to their inclusion as co-authors.
• Ethical Approval: Where applicable, research involving human participants, animals, or sensitive data must be approved by a recognized ethics committee or institutional review board, in accordance with the legal requirements of the country in which the study was conducted.

5. Quality Standards and Desk Rejection Policy

The editorial office reserves the right to desk reject manuscripts that do not meet the minimum standards of quality, originality, or relevance. Common reasons for desk rejection include poor study design, lack of clarity in research objectives, weak methodological framework, or misalignment with the journal’s scope.

6. Manuscript Preparation Requirements

Authors are strongly encouraged to ensure that their manuscripts are carefully prepared before submission:

• The research design should be methodologically sound and clearly explained.
• The argument and structure should be coherent, logical, and well-articulated.
• The title should be concise, informative, and reflective of the study.
• The abstract must be comprehensive, self-contained, and capable of standing independently as a summary of the research.

Adhering to these standards significantly improves the likelihood of the manuscript being accepted for peer review.

7. Final Submission Checklist

Before submitting your manuscript, please ensure that all required elements meet the journal’s standards and guidelines. Authors are advised to carefully review the submission checklist provided below to facilitate a smooth and efficient submission process.