Allegations of Research Misconduct

ournal of Knowledge Management takes allegations of research misconduct seriously. Research misconduct includes, but is not limited to, plagiarism, data fabrication, data falsification, duplicate publication, inappropriate authorship attribution, undisclosed conflicts of interest, manipulation of research findings, and other violations of research and publication ethics.

All allegations will be assessed fairly, objectively, and confidentially by the editorial team. Where necessary, the editors may request explanations or supporting evidence from the authors, consult independent experts, or contact the relevant institutions. The assessment will consider the nature of the allegation, the available evidence, and the potential impact on the integrity of the scholarly record. Appropriate action may include manuscript rejection, publication of a correction, retraction of a published article, or notification to the relevant institution.