Digital Preservation

The Journal of International Marketing and Marketing Research is committed to the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of its published scholarly content. The journal implements recognized digital preservation practices to ensure that published articles remain permanently available, citable, and accessible to researchers worldwide.

To support long-term preservation, the journal:

• Assigns a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to every published article.

• Preserves the final published version in PDF and XML formats.

• Maintains accurate article metadata for indexing and retrieval.

• Ensures permanent online accessibility of published content.

Archiving and Repository Services

All published articles are archived in secure digital repositories to safeguard the scholarly record against data loss and technological obsolescence. The journal also supports long-term preservation through trusted digital archiving platforms, including Archive.org (Internet Archive), to ensure permanent public access to published research.

The journal's preservation strategy includes:

• Secure digital archiving and routine backups.

• Long-term preservation of articles and supplementary files.

• Permanent access through trusted preservation services.

• Protection against accidental loss or corruption of published content.

Long-Term Accessibility

The Editorial Office periodically reviews and updates its preservation practices to comply with international publishing standards and best practices. Through DOI registration, standardized publication formats, secure digital archiving, and trusted preservation repositories, the Journal of International Marketing and Marketing Research ensures the long-term availability, discoverability, and integrity of its published scholarly content.