Archiving Policy

Long-Term Digital Preservation

AIJNES is committed to the permanent availability of everything it publishes. If the journal ceases publication, all published content will remain accessible to readers.

  • PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN): AIJNES runs on Open Journal Systems (OJS) and deposits its published issues in the PKP Preservation Network, a LOCKSS-based dark archive that preserves the content and makes it available if the journal is no longer online.
  • Publisher server backups: ACADEMIA (PRIVATE) LIMITED keeps regular, secure backups of the journal website, database and all article files.
  • Persistent identifiers: every article receives a Crossref DOI so that it can always be located and cited.

Self-Archiving (Green Open Access)

Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit all versions of their work in any repository or website, without embargo:

  • Preprint – the version before peer review
  • Accepted manuscript – the version after peer review
  • Published version – the final PDF from the AIJNES website

Versions may be deposited in institutional repositories, subject repositories (e.g. Zenodo), personal websites and academic social networks. No permission is needed; we ask only that the deposit cites the original publication and links to its DOI.

Licence of Archived Content

All archived and self-archived copies remain under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), the same licence under which the article was published.