Trust depends on being clear about how our work is chosen, researched, written, reviewed, and corrected. This policy explains the standards we apply to editorial content.
Last updated: 14 October 2026
Our purpose
Global Transformation Magazine examines the ideas, people, and forces shaping a changing world. We choose subjects for their relevance, public value, and ability to help readers understand change beyond a single headline.
Editorial independence
Editorial decisions are based on relevance, evidence, quality, and value to readers. An advertiser, sponsor, political organisation, or other outside party does not receive the right to choose our conclusions or approve our editorial coverage.
If sponsored work, a partnership, or another commercial relationship affects a piece of content, we will identify it clearly.
Research and sources
Writers should use sources suited to the subject, such as original documents, reliable data, academic research, direct interviews, and established reporting. Important factual claims should be supported and checked. Sources should be named and linked where doing so is useful, lawful, and safe.
We consider the quality, date, context, and limits of the evidence. We do not use a source only because it supports a preferred conclusion.
Fact, analysis, and opinion
We distinguish established facts from interpretation and opinion. When an article draws a conclusion from evidence, its language should make that clear. Uncertainty, disagreement, and important limits should not be presented as certainty.
Authors and responsibility
Published work should identify its author unless there is a clear editorial or safety reason not to do so. Authors must take reasonable care with accuracy, attribution, permissions, and conflicts of interest. Editors may ask for sources, clarification, or revisions before publication.
Artificial intelligence tools
Artificial intelligence tools may support limited tasks such as organising notes, improving language, or reviewing structure. They must not replace an author's original research, analysis, or editorial judgment. A person reviews and accepts responsibility for every article before it is published. Private, confidential, or protected source material must not be entered into a tool without proper permission and safeguards.
Corrections and updates
When we confirm a meaningful error, we correct it. A correction or update note will be added when readers need it to understand what changed. Small spelling, grammar, or formatting fixes may be made without a note when they do not change the meaning.
To report a possible error, use our contact form and include the article title, the relevant passage, and the information you believe should be reviewed.
Submissions
We welcome thoughtful ideas and contributions, but submission does not guarantee publication. Work must be original, properly attributed, and submitted by someone who has the right to offer it. We may edit, decline, postpone, or withdraw work that does not meet this policy or the needs of the magazine.
Questions about this policy
For an editorial question, email info@globaltransformationmag.com or use our contact form.