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Provided the paper is accepted for publication in the present Collection, the Author shall sign the License Agreement and conflict of interests form. The originals copy of the License Agreement and conflict of interests form (a scanned's copyes) is sent to the email address of the Editorial Board of this journal.

The Author shall reserve the right to use materials of the paper, without approval of the editorial board and the founders of this Collection:

(a) fully or partially, for educational purposes;

(b) for writing their own dissertation papers;

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We will endeavor to protect the rights of authors and will investigate claims of plagiarism or misuse of published articles. We also seek to protect the reputation of the journal. Submitted articles may therefore be checked with duplication-checking software. If an article is found to have plagiarized published work we reserve the right to take action including publishing a correction; retracting the article; or pursuing other procedural or legal remedies.