Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

InspireTech Global Insight does not tolerate plagiarism or other forms of academic misconduct.

Potential misconduct may include, but is not limited to:

• plagiarism;
• fabrication of data or results;
• falsification or manipulation of data;
• unauthorized use of another person's work;
• duplicate or redundant publication;
• inappropriate text recycling;
• citation manipulation;
• fraudulent authorship;
• undisclosed conflicts of interest;
• manipulation of the peer-review process; and
• infringement of intellectual property rights.

Submitted manuscripts may be subject to plagiarism or similarity screening and editorial assessment.

A similarity score alone does not automatically establish plagiarism. Editors will consider the nature, extent, context, and source of the overlap when evaluating potential misconduct.