Journal of Social Studies • Visual Identity
Electronic Archiving
Electronic Archiving and Digital Preservation
1. Long-Term Preservation Commitment
The Journal of Social Studies (JSS) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, and availability of its published scholarly content. To support these objectives, the journal utilizes Garuda and the Internet Archive as part of its efforts to maintain the discoverability and digital preservation of its published articles.
2. Safeguarding Against Data Loss
Through electronic archiving, JSS seeks to safeguard its scholarly publications against potential data loss, technological changes, and other risks that may affect the long-term availability of digital content. These archiving efforts support the continuity of scholarly communication by enabling published articles to remain accessible to researchers, academics, students, and other interested readers.
3. Digital Records & Continuity
The journal recognizes the importance of maintaining reliable digital records to preserve the integrity and continuity of the academic publishing process. By utilizing digital archiving platforms, JSS aims to facilitate the retrieval and continued availability of its published content for future reference, research, and academic purposes.
4. Standards of Sustainability
JSS is committed to strengthening its digital preservation practices in accordance with the principles of accessibility, sustainability, and responsible scholarly publishing. These efforts reflect the journal's dedication to preserving its academic contributions and supporting the long-term dissemination of knowledge in the social sciences.
