OJOP General Publication Principles:

Journals indexed in OJOP accept the following general publication principles:

1. The princble of the rule of law in all broadcasting process .
2. General ethical standarts, COPE Ethical Guidelines in journal publication processes,
3. Universal legal principles,
4. Transparent and accountable publishing principles,
5. Universal principles of professional journalism ,
6. A commitment to prioritizing the creation of a user-friendly interface in their journals or books.

OJOP Indexing Criteria:

Journals indexed in OJOP accept the following criterias:

1. A mandatory Peer- Rewieved editorial process,
2. Each article must be reviewed by at least two peers .
3. Journals must have an open access policy.
4. Articles in the journals must adhere to the standarts of research and publication ethics.
5. The chosen Creative Commons Licenses must be clearly visible to readers and authors.
6. The contribution levels of the authors and whether there is a conflict of interest with each other or with third parties must be clearly indicated.
7. Articles must fulfill the format requirements and the standards required for scientific articles. [(Abstract, keywords, (if the journal is international) English abstract and keywords, figures, list of tables, reference list (APA, MLA, AIP, NLM, AMA, ACS)]
8. If the review committee requests additional documentation for a journal, the journal authority must submit the requested documents.
9. During the publication process of a journal/volume , the scheduled publication date and month must not be altered. Any changes intended to be made to the timeline should be decided before the start of the publication process and must be announced in advance.
10. When a journal undergoes name change, a new ISSN must be obtained for the new journal name.
11. Article pages in the journal should be restarted every year, page continuity should be consecutive for a volume.
12. To submit the index, at least one issue must be published ; for admission, at least two issues must be published.
13. A journal that has been rejected once by the committee cannot reapply for a minimum of three months, unless the journal management submits a list of the necessary changes addressing the committee’s identified shortcomings.