Repository_and_Self-Archiving_Policy

Bhinneka Journal of Multidisciplinary Knowledge (BJMK) supports the wide dissemination and accessibility of scholarly research by allowing authors to deposit and share their work in various repositories and platforms. The journal encourages authors to actively participate in knowledge sharing while maintaining proper citation and acknowledgment of the original publication.

Authors are permitted to deposit different versions of their manuscripts in institutional repositories, subject repositories, personal websites, or academic social networks. The following archiving conditions apply:

• Preprint (submitted version): Authors may share the manuscript before peer review without restrictions.

• Accepted Manuscript (postprint): Authors may archive the peer-reviewed version after acceptance, provided that proper acknowledgment of publication in BJMK is included.

• Published Version (Version of Record): Authors are allowed to share the final published version of the article on personal or institutional platforms, with a clear citation and link to the official journal website.

All archived versions must include full bibliographic details and a link to the official publication in BJMK to ensure proper attribution and to maintain the integrity of the scholarly record.

BJMK does not impose any embargo period on self-archiving, allowing immediate access to all versions of the manuscript. This policy aligns with the journal’s commitment to open access and the free exchange of academic knowledge.

The journal encourages authors to use recognized repositories such as institutional repositories, open access databases, and academic platforms to enhance the visibility and impact of their research.

By supporting repository use and self-archiving, BJMK aims to promote knowledge dissemination, increase citation potential, and contribute to the global accessibility of scientific research.