Journal preservation

Published content and journal records are maintained in OJS with regular server and database backup procedures under publisher administration. Articles use DOI identifiers and public bibliographic metadata. The publisher periodically tests restoration and reviews options for independent preservation deposits.

Self-archiving

Authors may deposit the submitted manuscript, accepted manuscript, and published version in institutional or subject repositories, personal academic websites, or other lawful non-commercial repositories. Deposited copies should cite and link to the version of record, display the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license where applicable, and preserve third-party rights.

Continuity

If journal publication ceases, the publisher will make reasonable efforts to keep the archive publicly accessible and to transfer preservable content and metadata to an appropriate repository or successor platform.