Conflict of Interest

Journal of Knowledge Management requires authors, editors, and reviewers to disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest that could influence the research, peer review, editorial decision-making, or publication process. Conflicts of interest may include financial relationships, professional affiliations, consulting activities, institutional interests, personal relationships, or other competing interests that could affect impartiality.

Authors must disclose relevant conflicts of interest when submitting their manuscripts. Editors and reviewers must declare any conflicts that may compromise their independence and, where appropriate, withdraw from the editorial or review process. The editorial team will assess disclosed conflicts and take appropriate measures to ensure transparency, fairness, and objectivity. If no conflict of interest exists, authors should explicitly state this in their manuscripts.