Scientific publishing between organisational determinants and the ethical responsibility of the scientific researcher

Universities and research centres worldwide are interested in publishing the results of their research in peer-reviewed scientific journals, which adopt sound scientific standards in the exchange of knowledge and scientific results, thus enhancing the importance and accuracy of scientific publishing in scientific journals and magazines in particular. The achievement of scientific research requires following sound scientific methodological steps based on the global scientific publishing system. In accordance with this global feature, scientific publishing aims primarily to share science and scientific knowledge and make it available to all with different specialisations and interests. For this reason, scientific publishing is one of the most important university academic activities that bind the scientific researcher to the moral rectitude of this scientific responsibility and respect for the various standards of good scientific publishing. In addition to the evaluation criteria for the performance of higher education institutions, which predict their continuity and development in the future (university ranking is one of the most important of these criteria). The development of scientific publishing techniques and tools (the expansion of electronic publishing) and the accompanying citation reports for editorial boards and the impact factor of scientific journals has made it imperative for the scientific researcher to adhere to the correct scientific and methodological steps before initiating the composition of a scientific research paper and selecting the most appropriate scientific journal. The question therefore arises as to how scientific research can be published in accordance with the standards and conditions that have been established for the publication of scientific research?