Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines for Journal of Ethics in Emerging Technologies & Society (JEETS):

• Authors should first review the Aims & Scope to confirm their manuscript's suitability.

• Manuscripts must be prepared using the provided Microsoft Word template, adhering to formatting, citation, and ethical standards.

• Authors must ensure all co-authors approve the submission and agree on the content.

• Types of Publications:

  • Regular Articles: Typically 5000-10,000 words, including empirical, conceptual, and review papers. Empirical papers should have introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion sections.

  • Practice Papers: 2000-3000 words focusing on practical applications of ethics and technology; less theoretical but must include references.

  • Policy Perspective Papers: Concise updates on research areas.

  • Literature Reviews: 1500-2500 words offering critical insights, not just summaries.

  • Book Reviews: Critical engagement with books on ethics and technology.

• Authors must disclose any conflicts of interest and funding sources.

• Ethical compliance including adherence to the Declaration of Helsinki is required for studies involving humans.

• Manuscripts should present accurate and original work; plagiarism, fabrication, and duplicate publication are prohibited.

• Raw data should be available for editors and reviewers if requested.

• Manuscripts undergo initial editorial checks for compliance and ethical standards before double-blind peer review by experts.

• Reviewers are selected to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure fair assessment.

These guidelines promote rigorous, ethical, and high-quality scholarly publishing in the field of ethics and emerging technologies.