Governance

Journal Policies

International Standards

Ethical Publishing

HJPARAM journals strictly adhere to COPE, OASPA, DOAJ, and Crossref guidelines to ensure transparent and reliable scholarly records.

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Creative Commons & Intellectual Property

License Terms & Copyright

Clear legal agreements protecting author rights while maximizing the global dissemination and societal impact of scholarly discoveries under the Creative Commons framework.

Standard Open Access License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

This license permits anyone to reproduce, share, transmit, remix, transform, and build upon the work for any purpose, including commercial endeavors, on condition that the original creator(s) and source are properly cited.

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1 Exclusive Rights Retained by Authors

Authors do not sign away their intellectual property. As the copyright holder, authors retain:

Patent & Trademark Rights Any patentable discoveries, processes, formulas, or software algorithms described in the manuscript remain the exclusive property of the authors or their institutions.

Teaching & Educational Re-use The unrestricted right to reproduce, present, or distribute the article in academic lectures, course syllabi, student dissertations, and institutional training materials.

Book Anthologies & Compilations The right to include the work, in whole or in part, in subsequent edited books, anthologies, or author compilations without fees.

Self-Archiving Freedom The right to deposit the article across any digital archive or repository worldwide with zero embargo.

2 Non-Exclusive Publishing License Granted to HJPARAM

Upon manuscript acceptance, authors grant HJPARAM Publication a worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to:

Publish, typeset, reproduce, display, and distribute the article in print and electronic formats.
Deposit the article and rich metadata with discovery databases, indexing agencies (Crossref, PubMed, Scopus, Google Scholar), and archival repositories.
Enforce copyright on behalf of the authors in cases of unauthorized plagiarism or infringement by third parties.

3 Mandatory Attribution Format for Reusers

Third parties utilizing figures, data tables, or excerpts must provide explicit credit in the following format:

"Reproduced from [Author Names], [Article Title], [Journal Name], [Year], [Volume(Issue)], [Pages/Article ID], DOI: [DOI link], under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License."

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