Concordia, Revista de Administración y Educación is committed to ensuring compliance with ethical principles in both research and scientific publishing. The journal aligns its processes with international standards for academic integrity, editorial best practices, and scientific responsibility.

Author Declarations: Authors are required to declare, where applicable, that their research was conducted in accordance with ethical principles concerning informed consent, confidentiality, institutional authorization, personal data protection, voluntary participation, and the responsible use of information.

Human Participants and Institutional Contexts: In studies involving individuals, educational institutions, businesses, organizations, communities, students, faculty, executives, employees, or vulnerable populations, authors must specify the ethical protocols applied and the measures taken to protect the identity and rights of the participants.

Documentation and Verification: When necessitated by the nature of the research, the journal reserves the right to request official evidence of approval from an Ethics Committee or Institutional Review Board (IRB), institutional authorization letters, informed consent forms, or other documentation that substantiates the ethical compliance of the study.

Sensitive Information and Materials: The use of photographs, testimonials, institutional names, images, databases, or sensitive information must be backed by the corresponding legal authorizations. Furthermore, such content must be handled to ensure it does not cause harm, undue exposure, or detriment to the individuals or institutions involved.