Privacy statement · Journal of Global Trade, Ethics and Law

Purpose limitation

Names, email addresses and other personal details entered on this journal site are used exclusively for the stated purposes of the journal.

Information is not made available for unrelated commercial use or disclosed to unrelated third parties. It is used to administer accounts, submissions, peer review, publication, notifications and legitimate journal operations.

Access to editorial records is limited according to role and operational need. Editors, reviewers and support personnel must treat personal information and unpublished material as confidential.

Information used by the journal

Account information, including name, email address, affiliation and role
Author and contributor metadata required for publication and DOI records
Submission files, correspondence, editorial decisions and production records
Reviewer expertise, invitations, reports, recommendations and conflicts declarations
Optional alert, communication and notification preferences
Technical and security information necessary to protect accounts and operate the website

Editorial confidentiality

Unpublished manuscripts, peer-review reports and confidential correspondence are available only to authorised participants in the editorial process.

Authors should remove unnecessary sensitive personal data from manuscripts and supplementary files. Reviewers and editors must not upload confidential submissions to external generative-AI services or other unauthorised systems.

Alerts and communications

Readers may choose to receive tables of contents, announcements or calls for papers. Reviewers may indicate whether they are available for invitations. These preferences are distinct from essential service messages about an active account, submission or review.

A user may ask the journal to correct account information or discontinue optional communications. Records that form part of the scholarly or audit trail may need to be retained for integrity, legal and operational reasons.

Privacy enquiries

Questions about personal information, corrections or communication preferences should be sent to the journal support contact. Requests should identify the relevant account or publication without including unnecessary sensitive information.

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