Publication Policy

1. Policy Objectives

Ensure strict and consistent academic quality and literacy standards.
Protect authors' copyrights through clear legal mechanisms.
Promote the dissemination of original and high-quality knowledge and creative works.
Establish consistent and accountable publishing standards.

Monographs: In-depth research works meeting methodological and ethical research standards.
Reference Books: Comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date reference materials.
Textbooks: Supporting the learning process with relevant and structured content.
Book Chapters: Parts of edited books with clear scientific contributions.
Popular/General Books: Literary, nonfiction, or creative works meeting publishing quality standards.

Authors must use language appropriate to the target audience, whether scientific or popular, with correct and clear grammar.
Manuscripts must have a systematic structure, including introduction, main content, conclusion, and a complete bibliography.
Manuscripts must be free from plagiarism and comply with academic ethics, verified using anti-plagiarism software.
Minimum manuscript length is 50 pages for scientific categories, with specific provisions for other book types.
Authors are responsible for the originality of data and references used.

Manuscripts undergo initial editorial selection to ensure topic suitability and basic quality.
Reviews are conducted by internal editors and/or competent academic partners, with a blind review system if necessary.
ISBN is mandatory for each book as an official identifier.
Layout, design, and proofreading are performed according to publisher standards with strict supervision to maintain final quality.
Authors must provide revisions according to editorial feedback before finalization.

Authors must cite sources completely and accurately.
Copyrights are protected according to applicable laws, with clear publishing contracts.
Contributions of authors, editors, and others must be transparent and documented.
The publisher commits to rejecting all forms of plagiarism and ethical violations.

Monographs and reference books are recognized as scientific works meeting national and international standards.
Textbooks support faculty credit points according to educational institution regulations.
Book chapters are recognized as collective scientific contributions with clear evaluation.
Popular books are valued as literacy works enriching culture, though not formally academic.

Distribution is conducted through official channels such as bookstores, marketplaces, and libraries.
Supports digital publication, including e-books and open access to broaden reach.
Encourages wide access for the general public and academic communities with fair distribution mechanisms.

The policy is reviewed periodically every 2 years to adapt to technological and regulatory developments.
Policy changes are made based on comprehensive evaluations and stakeholder consultations.