International Journal of Management

The International Journal of Management (IJM) is committed to the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of the scholarly record. The journal employs recognized digital preservation practices to ensure that published articles remain permanently accessible to the global research community, even in the event of technological changes or system failures.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

Each published article is assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), providing a permanent and persistent link to the published version of the article. The DOI ensures reliable citation, long-term accessibility, discoverability, and interoperability across scholarly databases and indexing services.

Digital Publication Formats

All published articles are made available in PDF format for reading, downloading, printing, and citation. Where applicable, articles may also be produced in XML format to facilitate indexing, metadata harvesting, machine readability, and compatibility with international scholarly databases and digital preservation systems.

Digital Archiving

The journal maintains secure electronic copies of all published content and preserves articles in multiple digital formats to protect against accidental loss, corruption, or technological obsolescence. Editorial records, metadata, and published articles are retained as part of the permanent scholarly record.

Secure Digital Repositories

Published articles and their associated metadata may be archived in secure institutional and digital repositories to ensure long-term preservation, accessibility, and discoverability. The journal supports recognized digital archiving practices that promote the continued availability of published research.

Internet Archive

To enhance long-term preservation and public accessibility, the journal may archive published content through the Internet Archive (Archive.org) and other reputable digital preservation services, where appropriate. Such archiving provides an additional layer of protection against data loss and helps ensure the permanence of the scholarly record.

Metadata Preservation

Bibliographic metadata, including article titles, author information, abstracts, keywords, references, publication dates, and DOI information, are preserved alongside the full-text articles to support indexing, citation tracking, and long-term discoverability.

Commitment to Long-Term Preservation

The International Journal of Management (IJM) is committed to preserving its published content for future generations by implementing internationally recognized digital preservation practices. Through the use of Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs), PDF and XML publication formats, secure digital repositories, and trusted archiving services such as Internet Archive (Archive.org), the journal ensures the continued accessibility, integrity, and permanence of its scholarly publications.