Ownership and Management Information

This page provides information about the ownership and management of Mathema, including the publishing organization and the responsibilities involved in its editorial and operational management. Mathema is committed to maintaining transparency, editorial independence, and responsible publishing practices.

1. Journal Ownership

Mathema is owned and published by:

Publishing Organization:

Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia

Managed by: Program Studi S1 Pendidikan Matematika, Fakultas Sastra dan Ilmu Pendidikan

Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia is responsible for Mathema's publishing operations and organizational support. The ownership structure is disclosed to promote transparency and help readers, authors, reviewers, and other stakeholders understand Mathema's publishing arrangements.

2. Publishing Organization Responsibilities

The publishing organization provides the administrative and operational support necessary for Mathema to function effectively. Its responsibilities may include:

  • Providing publishing infrastructure and administrative support.
  • Supporting Mathema's online submission, peer-review, and publication systems.
  • Maintaining the accessibility and preservation of published content.
  • Supporting the implementation of publication policies and ethical standards.
  • Facilitating Mathema's long-term sustainability and development.

3. Editorial Management

Mathema is managed by an editorial team responsible for overseeing manuscript evaluation, peer review, editorial decisions, and the quality of published content. The editorial team operates in accordance with Mathema's stated editorial policies and publication ethics principles.

Editorial responsibilities are assigned according to Mathema's organizational structure and the roles of the Editor-in-Chief, editors, and other appointed editorial personnel, as applicable.

4. Editorial Independence

Mathema maintains editorial independence in decisions concerning manuscript acceptance, revision, or rejection. Editorial decisions are based on scholarly merit, relevance to Mathema's aims and scope, peer-review assessments, and compliance with publication ethics requirements.

Ownership and publishing interests must not improperly influence the evaluation of manuscripts or the outcomes of peer review. The editorial team is expected to manage potential conflicts of interest transparently and to prioritize the integrity and quality of the scholarly record.

5. Transparency and Accountability

Mathema is committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information about its ownership, publishing organization, editorial structure, and management arrangements. Any material changes to Mathema's ownership or management will be reflected in the information published on Mathema's website, where appropriate.

Commitment to Responsible Publishing

Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia supports responsible and transparent journal publishing. Mathema aims to uphold editorial independence, publication ethics, accountability, and the dissemination of reliable scholarly research.