CogSust NonProfit Ltd.
Governing body:
Mária
SZALMÁNÉ CSETE, Pál KOLOZSI, Ádám TÖRÖK, Máté ZÖLDY
Address:
H-1116 Hungary, Budapest, Putnok str. 9.
Main
activity: Publishing and organising activities
Peer-reviewed journal:
Conference:
CogMob 2022
(scitope.com) Cognitive Mobility 2023 (cogmob.hu)
Publication Ethics - Ethical Policy of CogSust Nonprofit Ltd.
In all journals and conferences organised by CogSust Nonprofit Ltd., authors should declare that their submission
has not been previously published, nor is it at another journal for
consideration. The financial support and reference list are complete and
precise, including the specification of URLs and DOIs where available. We
require that all authors have significantly contributed to the research
associated with the submission and approved the submitted version. Authors
warrant that the article is their original work. Authors are obliged to
participate in the peer review process, follow the reviewers' advice, meet the
required deadlines, and provide retractions or corrections of mistakes if any
occur.
All submissions are subjected to peer review,
where the editors ask for at least two blind and independent reviews from
international field experts, ensuring that reviewers have no conflict of
interest with the authors. The reviews are based on objectively evaluating the
scientific merits and the contribution to state of the art. Editors and
reviewers handle the submission confidentially.
The publisher is committed to maintaining high
ethical standards and preventing publications where research misconduct has
occurred. In case of any misconduct allegation, the editor deals with the
allegation appropriately. The COPE guidelines are followed in such ethical
issues, including retractions and corrections. The Journal is ready to publish
corrections if needed.
Privacy
Statement
The names and email addresses submitted to CogSust Nonprofit Ltd. for author correspondence are used exclusively
for the stated purposes and are not made available for any other purpose or to
any other party.
Data Privacy
Policy
The data collected from registered and
non-registered users of this journal fall within the scope of the standard
functioning of peer-reviewed journals and conferences. It includes information
that makes communication possible for the editorial process; it is used to
inform readers about the authorship and editing of content; it enables
collecting aggregated data on readership behaviours and tracking geopolitical
and social elements of scholarly communication.
Those involved in the editing of journals or
conferences published by CogSust Nonprofit Ltd. seek to be
compliant with industry standards for data privacy, including the European
Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) provision for "data
privacy requirements" that include: (a) breach notification; (b) right of
access; (c) the right to be forgotten; (d) data portability; (e) privacy by
design.
The GDPR also allows for the recognition of
"the public interest in the availability of the data", which has a
particular saliency for those involved in maintaining the public record of
scholarly publishing with the greatest integrity possible.