The Journal of Performance Management (JPM) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, authenticity, and usability of its published scholarly content. In line with internationally recognized publishing standards and best practices promoted by major indexing databases and publication ethics organizations, the journal implements measures to safeguard the scholarly record and guarantee continued access to published research.
The journal recognizes that digital preservation is an essential component of responsible scholarly publishing and is committed to maintaining the permanent availability of all published content.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all published articles remain:
The journal is committed to preserving the integrity of the academic record over time.
The journal maintains multiple preservation mechanisms to reduce the risk of data loss and ensure long-term availability of published content.
These measures may include:
All published content is maintained in stable digital formats to support long-term accessibility.
Once an article is published, it becomes part of the permanent scholarly record.
The journal is committed to:
Published content will not be removed except under exceptional circumstances involving legal or ethical requirements.
To preserve the integrity of the scholarly record, the journal follows transparent procedures for post-publication updates.
Where necessary, the journal may:
Retracted articles will remain part of the scholarly record and will be clearly marked as retracted rather than removed, except where legal obligations require otherwise.
Authors may deposit and share published articles in accordance with the journal’s copyright and licensing policies.
Permitted repositories may include:
Authors are encouraged to provide appropriate citation and linking to the official published version.
The journal preserves essential bibliographic and descriptive metadata associated with each publication, including:
Preservation of metadata ensures long-term discoverability and accurate citation of published research.
The journal implements reasonable technical measures to protect published content against accidental loss, corruption, unauthorized alteration, or security breaches.
These measures include:
The Journal of Performance Management supports internationally recognized principles of scholarly publishing, research integrity, and digital preservation. The journal strives to align its preservation practices with the expectations of reputable indexing services, academic databases, and publication ethics frameworks.
The journal is committed to continuous improvement of its preservation infrastructure to ensure the long-term availability and reliability of the scholarly record.
This Preservation Policy may be periodically reviewed and updated to reflect technological developments, industry best practices, and evolving requirements for scholarly communication and digital preservation.
Any updates to this policy will be published on the journal website and applied in a transparent manner.
The Journal of Performance Management is dedicated to preserving the scholarly record and ensuring that all published research remains accessible, discoverable, and usable for future generations of researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. Through systematic archiving, secure preservation practices, and responsible stewardship of digital content, the journal supports the long-term dissemination and impact of academic knowledge.
