
Editorial Team
Dialogue: Educational and Social Perspectives
Editorial Team
Editorial Board: The Editorial Team of Dialogue: Educational and Social Perspectives consists of academics and researchers with diverse scholarly backgrounds in education, social sciences, humanities, and interdisciplinary studies. The Editorial Team is responsible for maintaining the academic quality, publication integrity, editorial independence, and professional standards of the journal throughout the editorial and publication process.
A. EDITOR IN CHIEF
Jonherz Stenlly Patalatu
Universitas Halmahera, Indonesia
Field of Expertise: Educational Psychology, Students' Social Development and Resilience
B. EDITORS
AsepUniversitas Pattimura, Indonesia Field of Expertise: Social Education Sinta ID: 6793146; GS ID: NGes_dMAAAAJ
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Muhammad Rezky Noor HandyUniversitas Lambung Mangkurat, Indonesia Field of Expertise: Social Studies Education, History Education, Social Studies Sinta ID: 6730769; Scopus ID: 58260352400
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Paisal AnsiskaUniversitas Pattimura, Indonesia Field of Expertise: Social Education Sinta ID: 6752426; Scopus ID: 58165975600
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Stefen D. BesareUniversitas Halmahera, Indonesia Field of Expertise: Basic Education Sinta ID: 6159749; GS ID: ILFIuN0AAAAJ
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C. TECHNICAL EDITOR
Munazat Salmin
Universitas Khairun, Indonesia
Field of Expertise: Computer Science
D. EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
- Evaluate submitted manuscripts based on academic quality, originality, relevance, methodological rigor, and contribution to the journal's scope.
- Ensure that manuscripts undergo appropriate initial editorial screening.
- Assign qualified and independent reviewers whose expertise is relevant to the submitted manuscript.
- Maintain confidentiality throughout the editorial and peer-review process.
- Ensure that editorial decisions are made fairly and independently.
- Identify and appropriately manage potential conflicts of interest.
- Support compliance with publication ethics, research integrity, copyright, and other journal policies.
- Consider reviewer recommendations and author responses when making editorial decisions.
- Take appropriate action when allegations of plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, duplicate publication, or other misconduct arise.
- Support continuous improvement of the journal's academic and editorial quality.
E. EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE
Editorial decisions in Dialogue: Educational and Social Perspectives are based on scholarly merit, originality, relevance, methodological quality, ethical compliance, and contribution to knowledge. Editorial decisions must not be influenced by financial, commercial, personal, institutional, political, or other inappropriate considerations. The Editor in Chief and responsible editors retain editorial authority over manuscripts submitted to the journal.
F. CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Editors should not handle manuscripts when financial, personal, professional, academic, institutional, or other relationships could reasonably affect or appear to affect their impartiality. When a potential conflict of interest exists, the manuscript should be assigned to another qualified editor. Editors must not use unpublished information obtained through the editorial process for personal, professional, academic, or financial advantage.
G. EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES
| Academic Integrity
Maintaining high standards of research, publication ethics, and scholarly integrity. |
Editorial Independence
Editorial decisions are based on scholarly merit, relevance, originality, and methodological quality. |
| Fair Peer Review
Supporting objective, independent, constructive, and confidential peer review. |
Interdisciplinary Dialogue
Encouraging constructive academic exchange across education, social sciences, humanities, and related interdisciplinary fields. |
| Transparency
Promoting transparent editorial procedures, responsible publishing practices, and accountable scholarly communication. |
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H. EDITORIAL DECISION
Reviewer recommendations serve as important advisory input to the editorial process, but do not automatically determine the final decision. The responsible Editor or Editor in Chief makes the final editorial decision after considering the manuscript's academic quality, reviewer reports, author responses, journal scope, ethical requirements, and applicable editorial policies. Where reviewer opinions differ substantially, an additional reviewer may be invited before a final decision is made.
I. CONFIDENTIALITY
Editors must treat submitted manuscripts, review reports, author correspondence, and other unpublished editorial materials as confidential. Information obtained through the editorial process must not be disclosed to unauthorized individuals or used for purposes unrelated to manuscript evaluation and publication. Confidential manuscript materials should not be uploaded to external third-party systems when confidentiality and data protection cannot be appropriately guaranteed.
Editorial Commitment
The Editorial Team of Dialogue: Educational and Social Perspectives is committed to ensuring academic integrity, editorial independence, rigorous and fair peer review, transparent publication practices, and the publication of high-quality scholarly research. The journal promotes critical and constructive academic dialogue that contributes to a deeper understanding of contemporary educational and social issues from diverse theoretical, methodological, cultural, and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Dialogue: Educational and Social Perspectives
Education • Society • Perspectives
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