Electronic Archiving and Digital Preservation

ALEXANDRIA (Journal of Economics, Business, & Entrepreneurship) recognizes the importance of long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of published scholarly research.

The journal utilizes Open Journal Systems (OJS) as its electronic publishing platform to manage manuscripts, maintain publication records, and provide access to published articles.

Digital Preservation Policy

ALEXANDRIA is committed to the following principles:

  1. Electronic Storage: Maintaining digital copies of published articles, supplementary materials, and associated metadata.

  2. Long-Term Accessibility: Supporting continued public access to published research through the journal's online archive.

  3. Metadata Preservation: Maintaining bibliographic information, article identifiers, author details, and publication records.

  4. Data Integrity: Protecting published content against unauthorized alteration, accidental loss, or corruption.

  5. Backup and Recovery: Supporting appropriate backup and recovery procedures for journal records and published materials.

  6. Persistent Identification: Using persistent article identifiers, where assigned, to facilitate scholarly discovery and citation.

  7. Preservation Cooperation: Supporting recognized institutional repositories and digital preservation networks where formal arrangements are available.

Journal Continuity

In the event of technical disruption, website migration, or changes in journal management, ALEXANDRIA will make reasonable efforts to preserve the scholarly record and restore access to published content.

The journal is committed to strengthening its digital preservation practices in accordance with internationally recognized standards for scholarly publishing.