Journal Policies
Ethical Publishing
HJPARAM journals strictly adhere to COPE, OASPA, DOAJ, and Crossref guidelines to ensure transparent and reliable scholarly records.
Digital Archiving & Preservation
To guarantee the perpetual availability and integrity of scientific research, HJPARAM implements redundant dark-archive preservation networks and comprehensive green open-access self-archiving provisions.
1 Long-Term Digital Preservation Networks
All articles published across HJPARAM journals are automatically deposited into leading international digital archives. Even in the unlikely event of system failures or catastrophic publisher cessation, published research remains permanently accessible to the global scientific community.
CLOCKSS & LOCKSS
Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe (CLOCKSS) provides a distributed dark archive across leading research libraries worldwide, ensuring permanent decentralized survival.
Portico Digital Repository
Full-text content and high-resolution figures are preserved in Portico's certified trust-worthy digital preservation service with format migration capabilities.
2 Author Self-Archiving Rights (Green Open Access)
HJPARAM champions open scholarship by granting authors comprehensive self-archiving rights across institutional, governmental, and subject-specific repositories with no embargo period:
| Manuscript Stage | Allowed Repositories | Embargo | Required Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-Print (Pre-Review) | arXiv, bioRxiv, Preprints.org, Sciforum, personal site | None (0 months) | Statement indicating under review |
| Accepted Manuscript (Post-Print) | University repository, PubMed Central, subject databases | None (0 months) | Citation + DOI link to HJPARAM |
| Published PDF (Version of Record) | Any public or commercial repository (CC BY 4.0) | None (0 months) | Official DOI & Creative Commons link |
3 Crossref DOI Persistence & Metadata Deposit
Every article receives an immutable Digital Object Identifier (DOI) registered with Crossref upon publication. This ensures that even if URL architectures or server hosting locations change over time, scholarly citations and inbound hyperlinks will resolve accurately to the Version of Record forever.