Privacy Statement

Law, Politics, Administration is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all individuals who interact with the journal, including authors, reviewers, editors, and readers. Any personal information collected through the journal’s website, submission system, email correspondence, or editorial processes is used solely for the purposes of manuscript submission, peer review, editorial communication, publication management, and the maintenance of academic records related to the journal’s activities.

The journal may collect information such as names, institutional affiliations, email addresses, postal addresses, and other contact details provided voluntarily by users during manuscript submission, reviewer registration, or communication with the editorial office. This information is used exclusively to facilitate the editorial and publication process, including acknowledging submissions, coordinating peer review, communicating editorial decisions, processing revisions, and informing users about matters directly related to the journal.

Personal data will be handled with appropriate administrative and technical measures designed to prevent unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or misuse. The journal does not sell, rent, trade, or otherwise distribute personal information to third parties for commercial or marketing purposes. Information may be shared only with individuals directly involved in the editorial and peer-review process when such sharing is necessary for the evaluation, editing, production, or publication of a manuscript.

Editors and reviewers are expected to maintain the confidentiality of all manuscripts and associated materials received during the review process. Manuscripts under review are treated as confidential documents and may not be used for personal advantage or disclosed to others without authorization from the editorial office.

The journal’s website may use standard technical tools such as server logs or cookies to improve website functionality, monitor system performance, enhance user experience, and generate anonymous usage statistics. Such information is collected in a non-identifiable form whenever possible and is not used to personally identify visitors unless required for security or technical administration.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that any personal data included in their manuscripts, such as interview information, survey responses, case materials, or other identifiable content, has been collected and presented in accordance with applicable ethical and legal requirements, including obtaining informed consent where necessary.

By submitting a manuscript, registering as a reviewer, or otherwise interacting with Law, Politics, Administration, users acknowledge and consent to the collection and use of their personal information in accordance with this Privacy Statement. The journal reserves the right to update or revise this statement when necessary to reflect changes in editorial practices, legal requirements, or data protection standards. Any updated version will be published on the journal’s official website and will become effective upon publication.