Journal of Integrated Research is an internationally oriented academic journal published by its editorial office. We are committed to maintaining international publishing standards and ensuring the long-term visibility, accessibility, and preservation of all published content.

The journal is in the process of being indexed and abstracted in major scholarly databases and indexing services. Applications have been submitted to recognized platforms such as Scilit, BASE, Semantic Scholar, Dimensions, Google Scholar, ERIH PLUS, and other international indexing agencies. Updates on indexing status will be published as approvals are received.

The journal’s publisher is a member of The Publishers International Linking Association, Inc. (PILA) through Crossref. All articles published in the Journal of Integrated Research are registered with Crossref and assigned DOI numbers (Digital Object Identifiers) to ensure persistent and reliable citation. The DOI prefix allotted by Crossref is: 10.

Long-term Preservation Plan for Published Contents

Our Exclusive Archive with Archive-It

Journal of Integrated Research partners with Archive-It, a service of the Internet Archive, to ensure the permanent archiving of journal content on multiple servers across different geographic regions. As an Internet library, the Internet Archive provides “permanent access to digital collections for researchers, historians, and scholars.”

Preserved in LOCKSS

This journal’s content is preserved in LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) through the OJS/PKP Preservation Archival System. The LOCKSS system has permission to collect, preserve, and serve this Archival Unit to ensure continued access in the event of technical failures.

Preserved in PKP PLN

The journal’s content is also preserved in the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PLN) through the OJS/PKP Preservation Archival System. This ensures secure long-term digital preservation and redundancy across multiple servers.

Preserved in Fatcat

All published research articles of the Journal of Integrated Research are preserved in Fatcat, an open scholarly catalog and preservation system, to enhance discoverability and long-term accessibility of scholarly records.