Archiwum Filozofii Prawa i Filozofii Spolecznej

GenAI may be used for non-substantive purposes; significant use must be disclosed; AI tools may not be listed as co-authors; prohibited uses include fabricating results or references. Model summary

Any significant use of GenAI in the development of the manuscript (e.g. content editing, data analysis, creation of graphics) must be clearly disclosed in a footnote (along with acknowledgements or information on funding sources) or in the methodology section of the article.

Papers must be anonymized for review; identity-revealing fragments marked with red font. Model summary

For the purposes of reviewing procedure, all papers ought to be anonymized, and because of that all fragments of the text which could possibly reveal Author’s identity (such as direct references to previous publications, information about sources of financing, initials in footnotes or main text etc.) must be marked with red font.

Any significant use of GenAI in the development of the manuscript (e.g. content editing, data analysis, creation of graphics) must be clearly disclosed in a footnote (along with acknowledgements or information on funding sources) or in the methodology section of the article. It should be indicated:

Publication ethics aligned with COPE and recommendations of the Committee on Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Model summary

The aim of the principles of publication ethics adopted by the “Archiwum”, the journal of the Polish section of IVR, is to ensure that published papers represent the highest standards of scientific integrity and to foster an honest and open scientific discussion which respects the diversity of views and research paradigms. The principles of publication ethics adopted by our journal are in line wit…

CC BY 4.0 license. Model summary

Authors do not transfer any copyrights to the publisher (© Copyright by Authors) and do not cover any costs of, for example, publication or reviewing. Along with submitting the text, it is required to consent to publish it under a license Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The consent is part of the author’s form which is available here. Due to the fact that the journal is pub…

“Archiwum” is an open-access journal which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author (taking into account the content of the Cre…

Double-blind review by two external reviewers; 21-day review deadline; four possible review conclusions; paper published after two positive reviews; third reviewer in case of split decisions. Model summary

Papers submitted to the “Archiwum” are subject to a double-blind review procedure, conducted by two external researchers in jurisprudence and philosophy.

Anti-plagiarism screening via Crossref Similarity Check; plagiarism leads to rejection. Model summary

All papers submitted to the “Archiwum” are also subject to the anti-plagiarism control tool Similarity Check provided by Crossref. In case of detected plagiarism, such paper is rejected.