SELF ARCHIVING POLICY
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Advancements (IJIA) supports the broad dissemination and long-term preservation of scholarly research through its Self-Archiving Policy. The journal encourages authors to enhance the visibility, accessibility, and impact of their research by depositing and sharing their scholarly work through recognized academic and institutional repositories.
Author Rights and Archiving Permission
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Advancements (IJIA) permits authors to archive their research in accordance with open scholarly communication practices. Authors are encouraged to deposit different versions of their manuscript, including pre-print, accepted manuscript, and published version, in institutional repositories, personal academic websites, or recognized scholarly networking platforms.
Purpose of Self-Archiving
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Advancements (IJIA) strongly supports self-archiving as a means to improve the visibility, accessibility, and long-term impact of scholarly research. This practice promotes wider dissemination of knowledge, increases citation potential, and strengthens global academic collaboration.
Self-Archiving Permissions
- Deposit articles in institutional repositories
- Archive research on personal or academic websites
- Share publications through university and research platforms
- Enhance visibility and accessibility of scholarly work
- Ensure proper citation and acknowledgment of the original source
- Support long-term preservation of research outputs
- Promote open scholarly communication and knowledge exchange
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Advancements (IJIA) is committed to supporting responsible self-archiving practices that enhance research dissemination while preserving the integrity, originality, and authenticity of the scholarly record.
