The International Journal of Infrastructure Research and Management (IJIRM) operates under a structured and transparent editorial governance framework designed to ensure academic integrity, independence, and high scholarly standards.
The journal’s governance structure consists of:
Each role is clearly defined to ensure accountability, separation of responsibilities, and integrity in editorial decision-making.
The Editor-in-Chief (EIC) holds ultimate responsibility for the academic direction and editorial integrity of the journal. The EIC:
The EIC operates independently and is accountable for maintaining the journal’s scholarly quality and ethical standards.
Associate Editors manage the peer review process within their areas of expertise. Their responsibilities include:
Associate Editors act impartially and are required to declare any potential conflicts of interest.
Editorial Board Members contribute to:
Board members are selected based on academic excellence, research impact, and disciplinary relevance. Appointments are reviewed periodically to ensure continued engagement and active contribution.
The Advisory Board provides strategic guidance and long-term development advice. While not directly involved in day-to-day editorial decisions, advisory members support the journal’s international positioning and academic advancement.
IJIRM maintains strict editorial independence. Editorial decisions are based solely on:
Neither the publisher nor any sponsoring institution influences editorial decisions.
All editorial members must declare potential conflicts of interest. When a conflict arises:
Transparency and fairness are strictly maintained.
The journal applies a double-blind peer review system. To ensure review quality:
IJIRM adheres to the principles of:
Allegations of misconduct are handled through structured investigation procedures, including correction, retraction, or expression of concern where necessary.
To ensure accountability:
The journal regularly evaluates its governance performance to align with international indexing and scholarly publishing standards.