History

  1. The power that drives society begins with someone’s creative ideas, and in a constantly changing society, academic research plays a fundamental role in sharing society’s decision-making processes and bringing about substantive change. In this sense, changes in the world begin with researchers’ papers that identify social issues, while accumulated research achievements provide a logical basis for legislation and create a virtuous cycle through which they develop into government policies and institutions.
    Particularly in an increasingly internationalized society, these papers reach researchers from more countries and diverse backgrounds, providing new academic inspiration and becoming interconnected through citation and indexing systems. Through this process of connection and accumulation, knowledge and information are continuously disseminated and reproduced throughout the international academic ecosystem, leading to new knowledge and research and further expanding their influence.
  2. The Association was established on June 23, 2015, and published its inaugural issue the following year after a one-year period of preparation. It was founded on the belief that published articles should convey the academic achievements of researchers from non-English-speaking countries to “researchers of diverse ethnic backgrounds in more distant countries,” thereby contributing to the academic development of local communities. Based on this belief, the Society continues to fulfill its responsibility within the international academic ecosystem, where local communities communicate with the world.
  3. Beyond the traditional boundaries of academic publishing, the Association, as the first publishing group in Northeast Asia capable of meeting international standards, is making regional research more meaningful. In particular, each journal serves as a catalyst for positive influence through interdisciplinary relationships, contributing to the realization of compassionate social values.

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  1. Open Access publishing is both the publishing philosophy and principle of the Society, based on the belief that barriers to accessing academic journals should be lowered and the free dissemination of research outcomes should be promoted. There are various types of Open Access publishing, including Gold, Green, Hybrid, Bronze, and Diamond. Among these, the Society’s journals are published as Gold Open Access, under which the final published versions of articles are freely available to everyone. This ensures that research outcomes are not limited to paid subscribers but can be freely shared worldwide, in accordance with the purposes of establishment set forth in Article 3 of the Society’s Articles of Association.
  2. The Association’s ten journals are published as Open Access under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY) and are distributed worldwide immediately upon publication. They are made available through online platforms such as Google, EBSCO, ProQuest, and Ex Libris on an Open Access basis (free of charge), providing an environment in which not only researchers in low-income countries but also a broader international community of researchers can more easily access and use the published research.

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Journal Titles

International Journal of Crisis & Safety
ISSN 2189-7603

Area 1. Life Safety
Area 2. Health Intervention
Area 3. Crisis Management Other Topic

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Protection Convergence
ISSN 2436-1151

Area 1. Human Protection
Area 2. Interdisciplinarity
Area 3. Protection Other Topic

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International Journal of Martial Arts
ISSN 2423-835X

Area 1. Martial Arts Other Topic
Area 2. Coaching
Area 3. Training

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Kinesiology
ISSN 2435-0702

Area 1. Sport Other Topic
Area 2. Exercise Rehabilitation
Area 3. Body Care Therapy

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Regulations
ISSN 2436-3693

Area 1. Governance
Area 2. Business & Public Administration
Area 3. Regulation Other Topic

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International Journal of Terrorism & National Security
ISSN 2423-8376

Area 1. Criminal Justice & Law
Area 2. Counter-terrorism
Area 3. Security Other Topic

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International Journal of Military Affairs
ISSN 2423-8775

Area 1. Military Science
Area 2. National Defense
Area 3. Military Other Topic

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International Journal of Human & Disaster
ISSN 2423-8260

Area 1. Human and Dignity
Area 2. Risk Reduction
Area 3. Disaster Other Topic

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Public Value
ISSN 2435-3337

Area 1. Value of Life
Area 2. Cultural
Area 3. Beauty and Arts

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Robotics & AI Ethics
ISSN 2435-3345

Area 1. Artificial Intelligence Other Topic
Area 2. Innovatory and Ethics
Area 3. Multidisciplinary

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Paper Submission Ethics

  1. Statement of Informed Consent and Institutional Review Board Approval Copies of written informed consent documents should be kept for studies on human subjects, which includes identifiable information or sensitive information. For clinical studies of human subjects, a certificate, agreement, or approval by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of the author’s institution is required. If necessary, the editor or reviewers may request copies of these documents to resolve questions about IRB approval and study conduct.
  2. Statement of Human and Animal Right Clinical research should be done in accordance of the Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects, outlined in the Helsinki Declaration of 1975 (revised 2013). Clinical studies that do not meet the Helsinki Declaration will not be considered for publication. Human subjects should not be identifiable, such that patients’ names, initials, hospital numbers, dates of birth, or other protected healthcare information should not be disclosed. For animal subjects, research should be performed based on the National or Institutional Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, and the ethical treatment of all experimental animals should be maintained. [Full-Text of Helsinki Declaration]
  3. Conflict of Interest Statement The corresponding author must inform the editor of any potential conflicts of interest that could influence the authors’ interpretation of the data. Examples of potential conflicts of interest are financial support from or connections to companies, political pressure from interest groups, and academically related issues. In particular, all sources of funding applicable to the study should be explicitly stated.

Review Progress

Step 1
Double Blind Peer Review

  1. The Editor-in-Chief selects reviewers for submitted papers in consultation with the Editorial Board Member, and the assigned reviewers must be evaluated objectively according to the following criteria.
  2. Published if it receives an average score of at least 70/100 based on the evaluations of at least two reviewers. However, after going through a Review-Form Reflection Review reflecting the opinions of the reviewers and a Manuscript Editing Review reflecting the editing regulations, the final publication goes through the procedures of Open Review.

Step 2
Editorial Review

  1. Review-Form Reflection Review.
    1. The evaluation of whether the content of the Double Blind Peer Review is accurately reflected in the final revision.
    2. If the manuscript is rejected at this stage, the author will be notified by email. However, in the absence of any special notice, the review will proceed to the next stage.
  2. Manuscript Editing Review.
    1. Manuscript professional edit manager conduct proofreading and editing.
    2. We have a full-time editorial team (manuscript proofreading) to maintain the scientific and thorough editorial status of the entire journal, and we have organized it to maintain the international top-level status in editing.
    3. In the manuscript editing review process, the editorial department introduces and implements a double review system to maintain excellent editing completeness and digital technology-integrated editing, such as coding individual Doi addresses of academic journals and individual Doi addresses of references. At this time, if serious omissions or errors in manuscript editing are found, the author will be notified of the fact and the manuscript may be carried forward without proceeding to the next review stage. The manuscript editing review criteria are as follows.
  3. Structure.
    1. This paper consists of approximately 10 to 12 Pages.
    2. The Abstract was divided into the Purpose, Method, Result, and Conclusion of the study and was written in about 20 lines.
    3. The paper should include structured Tables, Figures, and titles.
    4. This paper’s References have included more than 30 journal articles cited.
    5. This paper References the proportion of Non-citable articles less than 10%.
  4. Format
    1. The paper contains 5 keywords, with the first letter of the word capitalized.
    2. The large table of contents is capitalized with the first letter of the word,
      and the small table of contents is capitalized only for the first letter of the sentence.
    3. The first letters of all words in the bibliography are capitalized.
    4. The journal name is written in full name rather than an abbreviated notation in the reference list.
    5. The references, journal article the DOI Address are accurately written at the bottom of the citation data.

Step 3
Open Review

  1. Open reviews are sent simultaneously to the registered email addresses of all editorial board members and authors prior to publication.
  2. In particular, the editorial board reviews the entire manuscript, including its quality and issues related to research ethics.

Withdrawal

  1. Withdrawal of a submitted manuscript must be confirmed by the consent of all the submitted manuscript authors, and will be withdrawn by submitting a statement of reason.
  2. However, who have completed the prescribed membership procedures, and membership cannot be withdrawn after the membership procedures.

Copyright and Licensing

  1. The Copyright and Licensing of Articles in the Published Journal belong to Northeast Asian Studies Journal Institute (J-INSTITUTE).
  2. Pursuant to Article 3 (Purpose) of the Articles of Association, the purpose of this Society is to enhance the international visibility of the academic achievements of researchers in Northeast Asia and to contribute to the globalization of domestic researchers. Accordingly, the Society provides its scholarly articles on an Open Access(CC-BY) basis.
  3. Certify that it is an open access journal from Vol. 1 (No. 1) on June 30, 2016, when it was first published.
  4. Journal published by J-INSTITUTE is an open access journal. All articles are published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY). This license permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction provided that the authors, citation details and publisher are clearly identified. For any reuse or distribution, make clear that the article is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY).
  5. Authors may keep copies of their article in an institution of their choice or in other repositories.

Article Processing Charge (APCs)

  1. Open Access Policy: Journals is an open access journal, therefore, the articles will be freely available to everyone, including those who don’t subscribe to Journals. To cover the cost of publishing, authors pay an article submission, publication and admission membership fee. See fees in the page of submission paper(However, Paper submission and review fees are free of charge).
  2. Benefits of High Visibility: The article is made freely available via websites. Self-archiving policy: Authors can post the final, published PDF of their article on a website, institutional repository, or other free public server.
  3. Conflict of Interest: We do not receive any funding support from any government, company, association and organization, which means we are independent of any conflicts of interest in the direction of publication of the journal.
  4. Countries outside Northeast Asia track is based on the nationality of the corresponding author.

(1) Northeast Asian Countries

Admission
Members may submit papers to any journal published by J-INSTITUTE.
Publication
1. Archive
2. Manuscript proofreading
3. Certificate
Lifetime Member
In addition to the researcher's academic ability, the reputation of the academic community, the active participation in academic activities, and the sustainability of academic activities, the membership is approved as lifetime members based on a comprehensive judgment. The membership is maintained as a permanent lifetime member based on the date of admission.
500USD 250USD
Family Member
After the paper is finally accepted, it must go through the admission process. Membership is maintained until the end of the year based on the date of admission.
100USD

(2) Countries outside Northeast Asia

Admission
Publication
1. Archive
2. Manuscript proofreading
3. Certificate
Free 500USD

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