Post-Publication Discussion Policy

ALEXANDRIA (Journal of Economics, Business, & Entrepreneurship) encourages constructive scholarly discussion, critical evaluation, and academic dialogue concerning research published in the journal.

Post-publication discussion contributes to scientific transparency, knowledge development, and the continuous improvement of published research.

Scope of Post-Publication Discussion

The journal welcomes academic discussions concerning:

  1. Research methodology and analytical approaches.

  2. Statistical analysis and interpretation of findings.

  3. Economic theories, business models, and entrepreneurial frameworks.

  4. Research limitations and potential methodological weaknesses.

  5. Data reliability, reproducibility, and research transparency.

  6. Theoretical contributions and practical implications.

  7. Ethical concerns related to published research.

Submission of Comments

Readers, researchers, and members of the academic community may submit comments, questions, or concerns to the Editorial Office through the journal's official communication channels.

All submissions must be academically relevant, evidence-based, respectful, and supported by appropriate arguments.

Editorial Evaluation

The Editorial Board will assess submitted comments and determine whether further academic discussion or editorial action is necessary.

Where appropriate, the original authors may be invited to provide clarification or respond to substantive criticism.

Editorial Actions

Significant post-publication discussions may result in:

  • Author clarifications.

  • Editorial responses.

  • Published corrections.

  • Expressions of Concern.

  • Retractions, where justified.

Academic Integrity

ALEXANDRIA does not permit defamatory statements, personal attacks, discriminatory language, or unsupported allegations.

The journal is committed to maintaining respectful, transparent, and evidence-based post-publication communication.

The Editorial Board retains responsibility for determining whether submitted discussions require formal publication or other editorial action.