Overview
Post-publication updates keep the scholarly record accurate while preserving transparency about what changed and why.
Correction types
Different notices are used depending on the seriousness and reliability of the affected work.
- Corrections address errors that do not invalidate the main findings.
- Expressions of concern may be used while serious issues are investigated.
- Retractions are used when findings are unreliable or publication ethics were breached.
- Article updates identify the date, reason, and link to the affected record.
Record management
Sciencevio aims to make notices visible, linked, and discoverable.
- Original article records remain accessible unless legal or safety reasons require restriction.
- Notices are linked to article pages and metadata where possible.
- Authors, readers, editors, or institutions may raise correction requests.
- Retraction notices explain the reason without unnecessary defamatory detail.
How this page is used
This information supports authors, reviewers, editors, conference contributors, and readers by making the Sciencevio publishing route clear before submission and consistent after publication.
Use the policy to prepare declarations, files, permissions, ethics details, and journal or conference fit.
Editors and reviewers use the policy to keep decisions consistent, documented, confidential, and independent.
Corrections, reuse, metadata, archiving, complaints, and record updates are handled according to the published policy route.