Revenue Sources

Eksekutif: Jurnal Ilmu Pemerintahan is committed to maintaining transparency in its financial support, advertising practices, and journal promotion. Revenue considerations, institutional support, advertising, and direct marketing activities must not influence editorial decisions, peer-review outcomes, or the academic standards applied to submitted manuscripts.

Policy Overview
Revenue Sources
The journal's operations and publication activities are supported institutionally by the Department of Government Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Sam Ratulangi, Indonesia. Institutional or other legitimate support must not determine editorial decisions or influence the acceptance, rejection, or presentation of scholarly work.
Advertising
Jurnal Eksekutif does not accept commercial advertising from external parties. The journal does not permit advertising considerations to affect editorial content, peer review, publication schedules, or decisions concerning manuscripts.
Direct Marketing
In promoting the journal, calls for papers, published articles, and other scholarly activities, the editorial team avoids unsolicited mass communication, spam, deceptive claims, and misleading information. Promotional messages must be accurate, professional, relevant, and clearly identify the journal and publisher.
Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions are based on the manuscript's academic quality, originality, methodological rigor, relevance to the journal's focus and scope, ethical compliance, and contribution to government and political studies. Funding sources, institutional relationships, promotional interests, and potential financial considerations are kept separate from the editorial and peer-review processes.

Editors, reviewers, and other parties involved in manuscript evaluation must disclose any financial, institutional, professional, or personal conflict of interest that could reasonably affect impartial judgment.

Responsible Promotion Practices
Accurate Information. Calls for papers and announcements must accurately describe the journal's scope, peer-review process, publication frequency, fees, licensing, and publisher.
No Misleading Claims. Promotional materials must not contain unverified indexing claims, guaranteed acceptance, unrealistic review promises, or statements that could mislead prospective authors and readers.
Respectful Communication. Journal communications must be relevant, proportionate, professional, and directed only to appropriate recipients through legitimate communication channels.
Privacy and Opt-Out. Contact information must be handled responsibly, and recipients should be able to request that nonessential promotional messages be discontinued.
Financial support, promotional activities, and institutional relationships do not influence the editorial independence, peer-review standards, or publication decisions of Jurnal Eksekutif.