Archive Policy

Archiving Policy

Jurnal Ilmu Agama Indonesia (JIGAMNA) adopts a comprehensive Archiving Policy to ensure the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of all published articles.

1. Digital Preservation

JIGAMNA employs advanced digital archiving strategies to guarantee the long-term preservation of every published article.
All articles are securely stored in digital repositories to prevent loss, damage, or unauthorized alteration. These archives ensure the continued availability of scholarly content for future generations.

2. Accessibility

All published articles in JIGAMNA are made freely and immediately accessible to the public upon publication.
The journal fully supports open access principles, promoting the global dissemination of knowledge without financial, technical, or legal barriers.

3. Metadata Archiving

Comprehensive metadata for each published article is systematically archived to support accurate indexing, searchability, and citation tracking across databases and repositories.
Archived metadata includes:

Author names and affiliations
Article titles
Abstracts and keywords
Publication dates and DOI numbers

This ensures that JIGAMNA content remains visible and discoverable in international academic databases.

4. Version Control

JIGAMNA maintains a version control system to record and track any revisions, corrections, or updates to published articles.
This ensures transparency, accountability, and the ability to distinguish between original and updated versions in the publication record.

5. Backup and Recovery

Regular data backup procedures are implemented to protect the journal’s digital content against potential data loss.
JIGAMNA maintains redundant backup systems and secure storage infrastructure to ensure rapid recovery and restoration of archived materials in the event of technical failure or unforeseen incidents.

6. Compliance

The Archiving Policy of Jurnal Ilmu Agama Indonesia (JIGAMNA) adheres to international standards and best practices in digital archiving and scholarly preservation.
This includes compliance with frameworks such as: