International Journal of Economic Sciences (IJES) supports the broad dissemination, accessibility, and preservation of scholarly research through self-archiving. Authors may deposit and make publicly available different versions of their manuscripts in accordance with the conditions described below.
Authors may deposit the submitted version of their manuscript (preprint) on recognized preprint servers, institutional repositories, subject-based repositories, personal or institutional websites, and other appropriate scholarly platforms.
Where a preprint or another publicly available earlier version of the work exists, authors should disclose it during submission to IJES and provide the relevant URL, DOI, or other persistent identifier where available.
Posting a preprint does not, by itself, prevent consideration of a manuscript by IJES, provided that the earlier dissemination is appropriately disclosed and the submission otherwise complies with the journal's requirements concerning originality and prior publication.
Authors may deposit the accepted manuscript in institutional repositories, subject-based repositories, personal or institutional websites, and other appropriate scholarly platforms.
The accepted manuscript is the author-accepted version incorporating revisions made following peer review but prior to the journal's final production and typesetting.
The deposited version should clearly indicate that the manuscript has been accepted for publication in International Journal of Economic Sciences. Once the Version of Record becomes available, the deposited manuscript should include or be accompanied by a link to the final published article through its DOI.
Authors may deposit, share, and redistribute the published Version of Record in accordance with the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
The Version of Record may be made available through institutional repositories, subject-based repositories, personal or institutional websites, academic networking platforms, and other appropriate scholarly services.
When the published Version of Record is deposited or shared, complete bibliographic information should be provided, including the author(s), article title, journal title, publication year, volume and issue where applicable, and page range or article number where applicable.
The deposited or shared Version of Record should include or be accompanied by a link to the article's DOI and should identify the applicable CC BY 4.0 License.
Under the CC BY 4.0 License, the published material may be shared and reused, including through adaptation, translation, and other derivative uses, provided that appropriate credit is given to the original author(s), the original publication in IJES is appropriately identified, a link to the license is provided, and any changes made to the original material are clearly indicated.
IJES does not impose an embargo period on self-archiving. Authors may deposit the submitted version, accepted manuscript, and published Version of Record without waiting for an embargo period, subject to the applicable copyright, licensing, attribution, and third-party rights requirements.
Authors retain copyright in articles published in IJES. Self-archiving does not alter the copyright ownership or licensing conditions applicable to the published article.
Authors do not need to request additional permission from IJES to exercise the self-archiving rights described in this policy, provided that the applicable attribution and licensing requirements are respected.
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