Authorship and Contributorship
1. Authorship Criteria
A listed author should satisfy all of the following conditions:
- Make a substantial contribution to the conception, design, data acquisition, analysis, interpretation, or another essential scholarly component of the work.
- Participate in drafting the manuscript or critically revising it for important intellectual content.
- Approve the final version submitted for publication.
- Accept accountability for the accuracy, integrity, and ethical conduct of the work.
Individuals who do not satisfy the full authorship criteria should not be listed as authors, but may be acknowledged when appropriate and with their permission.
2. Contributor Roles
The declaration should identify each author’s contribution clearly and accurately.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Conceptualization | Development of the research idea, aims, or overarching design. |
| Methodology | Development or design of methods and procedures. |
| Investigation | Conducting research, data collection, or experiments. |
| Formal Analysis | Application of psychology, or analytical techniques. |
| Data Curation | Management, documentation, validation, or preservation of research data. |
| Writing – Original Draft | Preparation of the initial manuscript draft. |
| Writing – Review and Editing | Critical review, revision, and intellectual improvement. |
| Visualization | Preparation of figures, tables, charts, or visual presentation. |
| Supervision | Research oversight and intellectual guidance. |
| Project Administration | Coordination and management of the research activity. |
| Funding Acquisition | Obtaining financial support for the project. |
Funding acquisition, supervision, project administration, or technical assistance alone does not automatically establish authorship eligibility.
3. Author Order
The order of authors must be agreed upon by all authors before submission. Wadiah: Jurnal Perbankan Syariah does not determine author order and will not resolve disputes based solely on claims of seniority, academic rank, institutional position, or funding contribution. Authors are responsible for ensuring that the order accurately reflects their agreed scholarly contributions.
