Anti-plagiarism policy

ASRI Journal. Art and Society. Journal for research in Art and Digital Humanities defends an anti-plagiarism policy that guarantees the originality of all its published content. To make it possible, the journal uses specialized tracking tools to detect fraudulent copying such as Unicheck, Turnitin, Vipper.

The authors undertake to meet the following requirements:

• The article submitted to ASRI must be original.
• The article has not been published in any other editorial.
• Data taken from other authors included in the article must be cited and referenced according to the rules specified in the "rules for authors".

The journal is committed to using anti-plagiarism tools to detect any inappropriate conduct by authors, although it places trust in the good practices of those who wish to be part of this editorial endeavor.

If you want more information, visit our section: Policy on publication, code of ethics and bad practices and Use of Artificial Intelligence