Journal Independence Statement
Review of Multidisciplinary Education, Culture and Pedagogy confirms that all editorial and publication processes are conducted independently, professionally, and with integrity.
The journal does not collaborate with third parties that offer or facilitate manuscript writing, guaranteed publication, editorial manipulation, or other services that may compromise scholarly publishing standards. This does not prevent legitimate partnerships with professional associations, universities, seminar committees, or other scholarly institutions that support academic outreach, journal development, and the quality and quantity of manuscript submissions.
No Intermediaries
ROMEO does not work with consultants, agents, brokers, or service providers that offer publication services. This includes services that promise “fast publication,” expedited or “1-day” Letters of Acceptance (LoA), simplified or bypassed editorial processes, guaranteed acceptance, or manuscript writing.
- All manuscripts must be submitted directly by the authors through the journal’s official Online Submission system (OJS).
- All manuscript-related communication must go through the official OJS, the journal’s email (jurnalromeo@gmail.com), or other official contact information published on the journal website.
The journal does not sell or offer article publication services through e-commerce platforms, social media, or unauthorized intermediaries. It is not responsible for any promotion, guarantee, representation, or publication offer made by unauthorized parties claiming to represent ROMEO.
Misuse of Third-Party Services
If an author is found to have used a third-party service in a way that violates academic, research, or publication ethics, including unauthorized manuscript writing, submission manipulation, or other unethical publication assistance, the matter may be investigated and appropriate editorial action may be taken in line with the journal’s Publication Ethics and, where applicable, the Research Misconduct and Post-Publication Policy. Such action may include rejection of a manuscript under consideration or appropriate post-publication action if the article has already been published.
Commitment to Integrity
As part of its commitment to honest, transparent, and accountable scholarly publishing, the journal is guided by the principles and guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and seeks to uphold standards of scholarly quality, publication ethics, and academic integrity throughout the publication process.
Editorial Independence
The publisher has no authority to interfere with editorial decisions. Editorial decisions remain the responsibility of the Editorial Team and must be based on scholarly quality, peer reviewer assessments, editorial evaluation, ethical considerations, and the journal’s policies (see Ownership and Management).
Reporting Misuse
Authors, researchers, reviewers, and readers should get information about ROMEO only through the journal’s official website and official communication channels. Any suspected misuse, fraud, impersonation, unauthorized publication offer, or misrepresentation involving the name of ROMEO should be reported to the journal through its official contact information.










