Privacy Statement

Protecting Personal Information

Journal of Literary Theory and Interpretation (JLTI) is dedicated to the protection of the privacy and confidentiality of its authors, reviewers, editors, and website visitors. Information supplied by individuals when submitting a manuscript or participating in the review process is used exclusively for the purposes of the journal's publication and administration. The journal upholds the principles of openness and takes appropriate steps to handle all personal information properly and securely.

Information Collected

Information collected by the journal may include but is not limited to the following:

  • Authors' Names
  • Affiliation Details of Institutions
  • Email Addresses
  • ORCID IDs (if available)
  • Manuscript Information
  • Reviewers Information
  • Editorial Correspondence

How Information Is Used

Personal data will be used exclusively in relation to the publishing process, such as:

  • Handling submissions of manuscripts.
  • Peer review processes.
  • Publishing decisions and notifications.
  • Record keeping for publications and journals.
  • Administrative management of journals.

Data Protection

JLTI takes necessary actions for protecting personal information from any form of unauthorized access, misuse, loss, or disclosure. Access to confidential information is limited only to those who are involved in the editorial and publishing process, so the manuscripts, review reports, and editorial correspondences remain confidential.

Information Sharing

Personal data will not be sold, rented out or provided to third parties for marketing or other commercial uses. Data can be disclosed only if mandated by law or if it is necessary for essential publishing and administrative activities.

Our Commitment

With submission of a manuscript or involvement in the editorial and peer review process, users agree to have their data collected and processed only for legitimate publication activities. JLTI is dedicated to keeping its publication process safe, honest, and reliable for each member of its scholarly community.