SELF-ARCHIVING POLICY
International Journal of Law, Commerce and Management (IJLCM) supports self-archiving practices that promote wider accessibility, visibility, and long-term preservation of scholarly research. The journal encourages authors to share their published work through recognized academic platforms while maintaining proper attribution and publication integrity.
Author Self-Archiving Rights
Authors are permitted to archive their published articles in personal websites, institutional repositories, and other recognized research platforms for academic and educational purposes. Self-archiving helps increase the reach and impact of published research among the global academic community.
Permitted Archived Versions
Authors may share the final published version of their article after official publication by International Journal of Law, Commerce and Management (IJLCM). The archived article must include complete citation details and a link to the original publication on the journal website.
Repository and Accessibility
Authors may deposit their articles in suitable repositories, including:
- Institutional repositories
- Subject-based research repositories
- Personal academic webpages
- Other recognized scholarly platforms
Copyright and Licensing Compliance
All self-archived articles must comply with the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). Users must provide appropriate credit to the original author(s), the journal, and the source of publication whenever the work is shared, reused, or adapted.
Commitment to Open Research
International Journal of Law, Commerce and Management (IJLCM) is committed to promoting open access, research visibility, and responsible knowledge sharing while protecting author rights and maintaining the integrity of scholarly communication.
