Self-Archiving Policy
Self-Archiving Policy:
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Purpose:
The journal promotes open access and supports responsible self-archiving practices that respect copyright and ensure academic integrity. -
Permitted Archiving Stages:
Authors may archive the following versions on personal or institutional platforms (e.g., Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Academia.edu, university repositories):
• Preprint – Before submission; must be labeled as not peer-reviewed
• Postprint – After acceptance; must be labeled as "Accepted Manuscript" and include a reference to the journal
• Publisher’s Version – After six months from official publication, with a DOI link to the published article -
Archiving Conditions:
Archived versions must clearly include:
• Article title
• Author names
• Date of publication
• Journal name
• Link to the original article (if available)
Modifying the published version without editorial approval is prohibited.
Long-Term Digital Archiving Policy
The Journal of Sustainable Research in the Humanities is committed to ensuring sustainable and permanent access to all materials published within it. To achieve this goal, the journal relies on the Public Knowledge Project Preservation Network (PKP PN), which provides secure and free archiving of articles and bibliographic data.
The archiving service is automatically activated through the Open Journal Systems (OJS) publishing platform, enabling the storage of article copies in multiple digital repositories to guarantee permanent accessibility, even in the event of website failure or technical malfunction.
