Anti-plagiarism

Neomedieval upholds an anti-plagiarism policy that guarantees the originality of all its published content. To make this possible, the journal uses specialised tracking tools to detect fraudulent copying, such as Turnitin.

Authors agree to comply with the following requirements:

1. Papers submitted to Neomedieval must be original.

2. The paper has not been published by any other publisher or submitted to any other publication for evaluation at the same time.

3. Data taken from other authors included in the paper must be cited and referenced according to the rules specified in ‘rules for authors’.

4. The journal undertakes to use anti-plagiarism tools to detect any inappropriate behaviour by authors, although it trusts in the good practices of those who wish to be part of this publishing adventure.