Access Policy

International Journal of Economics, Commerce, and Management is committed to providing broad and equitable access to scientific research in the fields of economics, trade, and management. This journal serves as a platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share ideas, innovations, and empirical findings that contribute to the advancement of economic knowledge, the development of trade, and effective management practices in a global context.

This journal recognizes that access to scientific publications is crucial for the development of the fields of economics, trade, and management; evidence-based policymaking; and the advancement of criminal justice. Therefore, this journal strives to ensure that its published content is accessible to readers without unnecessary barriers.

Access Commitment

The journal supports open access to scholarly publications so that readers can consult and use published research in accordance with the journal's applicable licensing terms.

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Open Access to Published Content

The journal provides open access to its articles. Readers may access, read, and download articles without requiring a subscription or individual payment.

This encourages scholarly discussion and increases the visibility and accessibility of research in criminal law.

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Access for Readers

Access is intended to support academic study, teaching, research, professional practice, and public understanding.

The journal makes reasonable efforts to maintain reliable online access, though temporary interruptions may occur due to technical maintenance.

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Copyright and Reuse

Open access does not remove copyright requirements. Reuse is governed by the applicable license (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 - CC BY-SA 4.0).

Users may share and adapt material, provided they give appropriate credit and link to the license.

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Access & Author Responsibilities

Authors must ensure manuscripts comply with requirements concerning originality, permissions, and ethics.

Authors who share work in other repositories must comply with licensing terms and identify the original publication in this journal.

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Long-Term Availability

The journal recognizes the importance of preserving published scholarship to reduce the risk of permanent loss.

Specific preservation arrangements and digital archiving details are available in the journal's Archiving Policy.

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Related Journal Policies

This Access Policy should be read together with:

Commitment to Knowledge Sharing

International Journal of Economics, Commerce, and Management aims to make criminal law scholarship accessible to a broad readership while respecting authors' rights, applicable licensing terms, and the integrity of scholarly publication.

Journal Access Commitment

Published content is made available to support the dissemination, consultation, and responsible reuse of scholarly research in accordance with the journal's access and licensing policies.