Digital Preservation and Archiving Policy

Digital Preservation and Archiving Policy

The Journal is dedicated to ensuring the permanent digital preservation and long-term accessibility of all published research. To prevent data loss and guarantee continuous access, the journal employs a multi-tiered archiving strategy:

1. Internet Archive Digital Repository: The journal systematically deposits and preserves all published articles and volumes in the Internet Archive, ensuring permanent availability and long-term public access.

2. System Preservation (OJS / PKP PN): Utilizing the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform, the journal supports automated digital preservation networks to safeguard all published metadata and full texts.

3. Self-Archiving & Repositories: Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit the final published PDF version of their articles in institutional or national repositories without restriction.

4. Redundant Backups: The journal maintains regular off-site and cloud backups of all published full-text articles and metadata to guarantee long-term data safety.