SocioSphere operates under a transparent and sustainable revenue model that protects editorial independence at every stage of the publishing process.

Revenue is primarily generated through Article Processing Charges (APCs), which are payable only after manuscript acceptance and cover publication and processing costs. The journal may additionally receive limited income from advertising, grants, sponsorships, or donations — provided these align with the academic mission and do not compromise editorial integrity.

All editorial decisions are made solely on the basis of academic quality, originality, and scientific merit.

SocioSphere Editorial Policy

SocioSphere permits only relevant and appropriate advertisements tied to academic or scholarly activities.

Advertising decisions are made independently by the editorial board or a designated committee and have no influence on editorial decision-making. All placement is evaluated against our standards for relevance, accuracy, and scholarly appropriateness.

Advertising is not linked to specific articles, editorial outcomes, or individual reader behavior.

SocioSphere Advertising Standards

The journal conducts direct marketing activities in an ethical, transparent, and professional manner that respects both recipients and the scholarly community.

All communications are accurate, targeted to relevant academic audiences, and compliant with applicable data protection and privacy regulations. Marketing activities remain completely separate from editorial processes.

• Ethical & Transparent

  All marketing materials are honest, accurate, and clearly identify the journal as the sender.

• GDPR & Privacy Compliant

  Data collection and use comply with international privacy regulations including GDPR.

• Non-Intrusive

  Communications are thoughtfully targeted and recipients may opt out at any time without consequence.

• Editorially Neutral

  Direct marketing activities never influence editorial decisions or manuscript outcomes.