In this policy
01 Publishing schedule
LaKaspia: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat publishes according to the journal-specific schedule confirmed below. The statement identifies whether publication occurs by complete issues, continuous publication, or another defined pattern.
02 Issue identification
Each issue or publication period should be labelled consistently with its volume, issue, year and publication date. Supplements and special issues must be identifiable and must not obscure the regular schedule.
03 Publication date
The public article record is the authoritative source for its publication date. Acceptance, scheduling and publication are distinct events. Backdating or misleading issue dates are not permitted; corrections to dates should be documented.
04 Delays and changes
If the regular schedule cannot be met, the journal should communicate the delay and revised plan without inventing publication dates. A schedule change should be announced and reflected consistently in current and future issue information.
05 Special issues
Special issues use the same research-integrity, peer-review and conflict-of-interest safeguards as regular issues. Guest editors must work under journal oversight, and their involvement must not guarantee acceptance or bypass normal records.
06 Archive and enquiries
Readers can use the journal archive to verify actual publication history. Questions about delayed, missing or incorrectly labelled issues should identify the volume, issue and year and be sent to the editorial office.
07 Journal-specific arrangements
Journal-specific arrangements have not yet been supplied. Contact the editorial office for verified information.
Questions or concerns about this policy?
Explain the issue and include a manuscript or article identifier where relevant. Do not share sensitive records through public channels.
Contact the editorial office →References and related guidance
Read alongside the journal’s review, complaints, AI, copyright, charges and preservation policies. Those arrangements must reflect actual practice.
References provide guidance; they do not assert membership, certification or endorsement of the journal by those organisations.