Archiving Policy
Advanced Studies in Multidisciplinary Research is committed to ensuring the long-term availability and sustainability of access to all published articles. Therefore, the journal implements a digital archiving policy to ensure that all published content remains secure, preserved, and continuously accessible.
Archiving Systems
The journal utilizes several archiving methods to ensure digital preservation, including:
PKP Preservation Network
The journal utilizes the PKP Preservation Network (PN) service provided by the Public Knowledge Project to ensure long-term preservation and accessibility of journal content.
LOCKSS
This system enables the storage of multiple copies of journal content across various locations to prevent data loss.
Self-Archiving Policy
The journal permits authors to archive and distribute the following versions of their articles:
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Preprint: Authors may archive the original version of the manuscript prior to the peer-review process.
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Postprint: Authors may archive the revised and accepted manuscript version.
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Publisher Version (Version of Record): Authors are permitted to share the final published version of the article, provided that proper acknowledgment of the official journal source is included.
Access and Availability
All published articles will:
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Be available under an open access policy
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Be permanently stored within the journal system
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Remain freely accessible to readers without time limitations
Data Security and Backup
To prevent data loss, the journal conducts:
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Regular data backups
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Secure and reliable server storage
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Routine system maintenance
Long-Term Commitment
The journal is committed to ensuring that all scholarly content remains available, accessible, and preserved with integrity as part of its contribution to the advancement of global scientific knowledge.
