Archiving Policy

IJRACSE JOURNAL POLICY

Archiving Policy

Preserving published research and maintaining long-term access to the scholarly record.

A published research paper should remain accessible long after an issue has been released. IJRACSE therefore supports digital preservation practices intended to protect published content from accidental loss, technical problems, or changes to the publishing platform.

The journal maintains digital records of its published articles and issues so that researchers can continue to locate and access the scholarly record over time.

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LONG-TERM ACCESS

Digital Preservation

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IJRACSE supports long-term preservation through digital archiving arrangements, including the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) where applicable.

Archiving Helps Preserve

  • Published research articles
  • Journal issues and publication records
  • Article metadata
  • Bibliographic information
  • Other essential elements of the journal's scholarly record
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WHY ARCHIVING MATTERS

Preserving the Scholarly Record

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Preservation is particularly important for open-access publishing. A paper may be cited years after publication, and researchers should be able to retrieve the same scholarly record rather than depend on a single website remaining unchanged forever.

Digital preservation helps ensure that published research, bibliographic information, and essential publication records remain available for future researchers, students, academics, and other users of the scholarly literature.

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ONGOING COMMITMENT

Continued Digital Preservation

 

The journal will continue to maintain appropriate digital preservation and archiving arrangements as its publishing systems develop.

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Preserving Research for the Future

Protecting the scholarly record today helps ensure that published research remains discoverable and accessible for years to come.