Archiving & Repository Policy | FJAR
Digital Library

Long-Term Digital Preservation

FJAR is committed to the permanent availability and integrity of the scholarly record. To ensure that research remains accessible even in the event of platform downtime, we utilize a multi-layered preservation strategy.

Internet Archive (Archive.org): We systematically deposit every published volume, including full-text PDFs and rich metadata, into the Internet Archive. This provides a neutral, third-party "Version of Record" for the global research community.

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Redundant Backups

Our infrastructure performs daily automated off-site backups stored in geographically distinct locations. This protects the scholarly database against regional data loss or hardware failure.

Metadata Harvesting

FJAR supports the OAI-PMH (Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting), ensuring that international indexing bots can accurately crawl and preserve our metadata.

Persistent Identifiers

DOI (Digital Object Identifier)

Prefix: 10.63287
Registered via Crossref

Online ISSN

3079-3319
Verified by ISSN International Centre

Author Self-Archiving (Green OA)

FJAR is a Gold Open Access journal. We fully support the rights of authors to archive their work in institutional or thematic repositories to maximize reach.

Manuscript Version Embargo Allowed Repositories
Version of Record (Final PDF) No Embargo Institutional, Thematic, or Personal Repositories.
Accepted Manuscript (AAM) No Embargo Any public or private archive.

*Authors are required to provide a link to the original article via its DOI when self-archiving the Version of Record.

Repository Assistance

For technical inquiries regarding metadata harvesting or institutional repository support, please contact our office.

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