Diretrizes de Ética Científica e Mitigação de Plágio

1. Authorship Parameters and Editorial Commitment
The Revista Gestão em Análise (Journal of Management Analysis) advocates that manuscript authorship is an exclusive attribution of human beings. However, in line with the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines and national scientific integrity precepts, the journal allows the subsidiary use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for purposes of stylistic improvement, grammatical correction, and logical structuring of the text. Authors maintain full responsibility for the authenticity, originality, and documentary reliability of the data presented, ensuring the ethical rigor of the submitted research.
2. Regulations Regarding Plagiarism and Self-Plagiarism
The act of submission implies the originality of the work. Precise referencing of all theoretical foundations used is indispensable, in strict compliance with ABNT standards. The following are characterized as ethical infractions:
  • Literal Plagiarism: Appropriation of textual fragments without the use of quotation marks or source indication.
  • Textual Mosaic: Agregation of third-party concepts without proper attribution of authorship.
  • Self-Plagiarism: Reuse of the author's own previous productions, presented as original material, without proper reference to the original record.
3. Screening and Verification Protocols
All submitted manuscripts will be subjected to similarity detection software. Should non-conformities, signs of plagiarism, or the use of AI without proper methodological clarification be found, the Editorial Board reserves the prerogative of summary rejection and potential notification to the academic entities with which those involved are affiliated.
4. Declaration of Integrity
Upon submission, authors ratify their awareness that concealing sources or the undeclared use of textual automation mechanisms represents serious breaches of scientific integrity precepts.