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The copyright for articles published in the online and print versions of "Studia Ełckie" is regulated by the BY-NC-ND Creative Commons license.

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The journal entitled "Studia Ełckie" is one of the forms of scientific activity of the Ełk Diocese. The most important information about its foundation, history and development can be found in the article:

T. Kopiczko, M. Sieńkowski, A Scientific Journal of the Ełk Diocese “Studia Ełckie” in Twenty Years of Service to Science and the Church 1999-2018, "Studia Ełckie" 21(2019), No. 1, pp. 47-64.

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„(...) co kryje się pod nazwami „czasopismo naukowe diecezji ełckiej” oraz „Studia Ełckie”. Pierwsza nazwa oznacza periodyk naukowy wydawany przez kościelne środowisko diecezji ełckiej począwszy od 1999 r. niezależnie od nazwy własnej, którą mu przypisano. W okresie 1999-2018 czasopismo to nosiło aż trzy nazwy (tytuły): 1) „Lux Veritatis” (1999); 2) „Ełckie Studia Teologiczne” (2000-2005); 3) „Studia Ełckie” (2006-). Z kolei nazwa „Studia Ełckie” może być rozumiana na dwa sposoby. W sensie ścisłym oznacza ona tytuł czasopisma, które zostało zainicjowane w 2006 r.”
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1. The journal "Studia Ełckie" does not tolerate any form of plagiarism or other abuses (e.g., self-plagiarism, falsification or manipulation of research results). Therefore, in the case of suspicions or accusations of plagiarism, we take the necessary steps to investigate and clarify the situation.

2. The anti-plagiarism policy conducted by the editorial borad is aimed at preventing from plagiarism, protecting and respecting published research results, shaping honest attitudes among people involved in research, and helping authors maintain the originality of their work. It is also an expression of concern for the journal's reputation.

3. The editorial board of the journal warns against breaking and violating the ethical principles in force in science and the principles of anti-plagiarism policy, referred to here. Any manifestations of scientific misconduct and violations of such rules will be exposed and documented.

4. Before submitting an article for publication, the author is asked to make sure that he knows:

– what is plagiarism [see],

– what are the consequences of plagiarism [see and see].

5. Submitting a text for publication means that the author has expressly acknowledged and reliably documented the contributions of those authors whose research is cited in his article.

6. In order to prevent from the publication of an article that contains plagiarism, the editorial board uses systems and programs to detect it. Program for articles in Polish [see]; program for articles in English [see].

7. The author who committed the plagiarism is solely responsible for detected plagiarism. As a consequence, its text is removed from the journal. In this case, a notice appears on the website that the article has been deleted. In addition, the institutions employing the author, reviewers and victims are notified of the situation and its consequences.

8. The anti-plagiarism policy applied by the editorial office takes into account, inter alia, the COPE guidelines.

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The aim of the journal is to publish scientific articles and texts, exchanging ideas and experiences, initiating discussions on current theological problems, supporting young scientists.

The main field of published articles is theology.

There are two sections in each issue.

We publish theological articles in the Theological Sciences section. They include content related to biblical science, systematic theology, practical theology, theological historical sciences, etc.

In the Miscellanea section, we have the opportunity to publish articles from disciplines such as: science about culture and religion, science about social communication and media, pedagogy, canon law.

In separate sections, we publish historical resources, reports from scientific conferences and as well as reviews (presentations) of monographs and scientific works appearing on the publishing market.

The editorial board accepts submissions from authors from Poland and abroad in the following languages: English, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish.

As access to the journal is open, its scope is unlimited, allowing authors and readers around the world to benefit from the published content.