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Sage policy on abusive behavior and bullying in relation to editorial processes

We at Sage believe that diversity is a cornerstone of a vibrant culture.

We are proud to publish high quality, peer-reviewed interdisciplinary content from authors and editors of all backgrounds. We have clear commitments to showcasing a diverse range of content, as well as representations of people and populations, and are committed to platform inclusivity and accessibility.

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Introduction

Unlock the potential of your research: 8 reasons to publish with Sage 

At Sage, we understand that every researcher's journey is unique. That's why we offer a diverse range of publishing options to meet your needs, whether it's open access, subscription, or hybrid models.  

Here are eight reasons to choose Sage for your academic work: 

Sage Journals content dates back to the mid-nineteenth century and may contain language and ideas that were once accepted by the scholarly community but are offensive or harmful. While recognizing the importance of preserving the historical record, we are addressing potentially harmful content in our archive on a case-by-case basis as we become aware of it.

We strongly support dignity at work, and do not tolerate harassment or bullying of our staff or others. We consider harassment to be a form of conduct, speech or behavior which makes someone feel distressed, humiliated or threatened. It could take place in any setting and be conducted through any form, including electronic communication.

We consider bullying to be offensive, intimidating, malicious or insulting conduct, speech or behavior which makes someone feel vulnerable, upset or threatened.

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Welcome to our publication ethics policies pages.

At Sage we're committed to publishing content that meets the highest standards of research and publication integrity. Our publication ethics policies are designed to ensure accuracy, transparency, and inclusivity. They are aligned with industry best practice guidelines as defined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME) and others.