Archiving Policy
Preserving scholarly knowledge for future generations through responsible digital archiving and open access.
Our Commitment to Preservation
The Journal of Human Behavior and Societies (JHBS) is committed to the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of scholarly research published in the journal. JHBS recognizes the importance of ensuring that research remains accessible to scholars, institutions, and the wider academic community.
Digital Preservation
The journal supports appropriate digital preservation practices and the use of reliable archiving systems to protect scholarly content against technological changes, data loss, and website disruptions.
Author Self-Archiving
Authors may deposit accepted and published manuscripts in institutional repositories, academic profiles, and personal websites, provided that the original publication is properly acknowledged and cited.
Open Access and Accessibility
Published articles are made freely accessible through the journal's official website without subscription barriers, supporting the global exchange of scholarly knowledge.
Persistent Identification
Where Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are assigned, they support persistent identification, citation, and retrieval of published scholarly articles.
Metadata and Discoverability
JHBS maintains bibliographic metadata, including article titles, authors, abstracts, keywords, publication dates, and available persistent identifiers to improve research discoverability.
Long-Term Research Accessibility
The journal seeks to maintain accessible digital formats and preserve associated research materials to support the continued availability of scholarly work.
Our Archiving Commitment
Journal of Human Behavior and Societies is dedicated to responsible scholarly publishing, sustainable digital preservation, and the continued accessibility of academic research for future generations.
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