Open Acces
All papers presented at the International Conference Risk in Contemporary Economy are published under an Open Access policy, ensuring free and unrestricted access for researchers, professionals, and the general public. This approach promotes the wide dissemination of knowledge, academic transparency, and international collaboration in the field of contemporary economics. Through Open Access, the conference contributions gain global visibility without financial or institutional barriers.
Copyright and Intellectual Property
The Risk in Contemporary Economy (RCE) conference allows authors to retain full copyright of their work. By submitting, authors grant a publication license under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. This applies to the PDF versions of all papers published in English.
Under this license, papers may be freely used, shared, and reproduced in any medium, provided that appropriate credit is given to the author(s) and the source. This includes citation of the author’s name, paper title, conference name, year of publication, and a link to the license. The license permits adaptation, remixing, and commercial reuse, as long as proper attribution is maintained. Users must indicate if changes were made and may not suggest endorsement by the author or the conference without explicit permission.
Authors therefore retain full copyright while ensuring wide accessibility and reuse under clearly defined terms.
Plagiarism Prevention
All submissions to RCE are screened using specialized plagiarism detection software. Papers with a similarity index above 10% are automatically rejected.
References and Copyright
All references must follow the conference’s citation style and include all relevant sources. Materials protected by copyright must be accompanied by written permission and proper acknowledgment of the source.
Conflicts of Interest
All authors are required to complete the Declaration on Publishing Ethics, which includes disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest, such as:
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- Funding: Grants or sponsorships from organizations with financial interests.
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- Employment: Current or past affiliations that may affect objectivity.
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- Financial Interests: Stocks, consultancy fees, patents, or other compensation.
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- Non-Financial Interests: Personal or professional relationships, beliefs, or affiliations.
Evaluation of Conflicts of Interest
Reviewers are expected to treat all submissions objectively and respectfully, free from bias or discrimination. Any conflicts of interest must be declared, and reviewers must withdraw from evaluating submissions where a conflict exists.
License terms
This license lets you copy, redistribute, remix, transform, build upon the material only for non-commercial porposes as long as you give appropriate credit to authors, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same conditions as the original.
