Ownership & Management Information

Institutional Ownership & Publishing Entity

ARCITECH is published under the institutional ownership and publishing responsibility of Institut Agama Islam Negeri (IAIN) Curup, Indonesia. IAIN Curup is the academic institution identified as the publisher on the journal’s official website. The editorial board and journal management serve in their respective publishing and scholarly roles; they do not constitute a separate commercial publishing entity.

Institutional Publishing Coordination

At the institutional level, the journal is supported within the Umea' Jurnal / Rumah Jurnal IAIN Curup publishing environment. The university journal portal identifies the Pusat Publikasi dan Penerbitan Ilmiah (P3I) as a unit coordinated within the Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (LPPM) of IAIN Curup.

These institutional structures support publication coordination and journal administration. Scientific assessment and individual manuscript decisions remain governed by ARCITECH’s published editorial and ethical policies.

Institutional information: Official IAIN Curup website  ·  Umea' Jurnal / Rumah Jurnal

Journal Management & Responsibilities

Current Editorial & Management Personnel

The following names and affiliations correspond to the current Editorial Team page. Roles and affiliations are updated through the journal’s official directory when changes occur.

For the most current profiles and reviewer affiliations, consult Editorial Team and Reviewer Directory.

Editorial Independence & Academic Decision-Making

ARCITECH separates scholarly decision-making from institutional administration and financial matters. Manuscripts are assessed on relevance, originality, methodological soundness, scientific contribution, reliability, and publication ethics.

• Editorial decisions are made by authorized editors according to the journal’s published procedures, informed by independent peer review.
• The publisher, journal management, sponsors, donors, and APC-related administrative functions must not direct acceptance or rejection of an individual manuscript.
• An editor who is an author, collaborator, supervisor, or otherwise conflicted in relation to a submission must not manage its editorial assessment or decide its outcome.
• Conflicted submissions are assigned to an appropriately qualified, conflict-free editor and independent reviewers; the handling and decisions are documented within the editorial workflow.

See Peer Review Policy & Editorial Decision and Publication Ethics.

Management, Authorship & Competing Interests

Membership of the editorial team does not exempt an author from the same scientific and ethical standards applied to other submissions. Editorial service, professional position, affiliation, or personal relationships do not guarantee publication.

Potential conflicts involving authors, reviewers, editors, or the publisher are identified and managed according to the journal’s policies. Where a complaint concerns a person responsible for handling it, assessment should be assigned to a person with no relevant conflict.

Related policy: Complaints & Appeals Policy.

Peer Review & Editorial Accountability

ARCITECH operates a double-blind peer-review model for research manuscripts. Articles sent for external review are assessed by at least two independent subject specialists. Reviewer recommendations are advisory; final decisions belong to the authorized, conflict-free handling editor.

Editorial and peer-review records are retained within the journal’s editorial workflow, subject to legitimate confidentiality, privacy, and institutional record-management requirements. Journal-management personnel support the process without substituting administrative decisions for peer review.

Policy details: Peer Review Policy  ·  Research Data Availability & Reproducibility.

Publishing Charges, Rights & Access

ARCITECH publicly discloses its article processing charges. Submission is free of charge, and any applicable APC is payable only after manuscript acceptance. Payments do not influence reviewer recommendations or editorial decisions.

Authors retain copyright under the journal’s published copyright terms; articles are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), subject to any duly identified third-party rights.

Official policies: Article Processing Charges  ·  Copyright & Licensing  ·  Open Access & Repository.

Accountability, Complaints & Post-Publication Actions

The journal provides published routes for ethical concerns, editorial appeals, complaints, and post-publication corrections or retractions. Complaints are considered under established procedures, with appropriate attention to confidentiality, independence, and conflicts of interest.

Related policies: Publication Ethics  ·  Complaints & Appeals  ·  Corrections, Retractions & Expressions of Concern.

Official Publisher and Journal Contact

Updates to Ownership & Management Information

ARCITECH is committed to keeping its publisher identity, responsible institutional unit, current editorial and management personnel, affiliations, and official contact information accurate and accessible. Changes to institutional publishing arrangements and editorial appointments should be reflected on the website in a timely manner.

Information on this page is supported by and should be read together with the live Editorial Team directory and the official institutional journal portal.

Transparency Standards & Reference Framework

This page is intended to support transparent disclosure of journal ownership, publishing responsibility, management structure, and editorial independence, with reference to the following guidance:

• DOAJ — Guide to Applying
• Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing (COPE, DOAJ, OASPA and WAME)
• IAIN Curup — Official Website

Reference to these standards does not imply accreditation, certification, or endorsement by the named organizations.