Author Self-Archiving Policy

Self-archiving policies are aligned with the principles of open access. AOMS Publisher assists authors in self-archiving their research works to enhance compliance with visibility goals and fulfil funder or institutional mandates. The following manuscript versions can be shared:

Permitted Version for Self-Archiving

Published Version - Authors are free to share the published version, which is fully formatted as per journal requirements, immediately once published. All articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0), which permits unrestricted dissemination of the work provided appropriate citation is made.

Recommended Repositories and Archiving Locations 

• Archival institutional repositories
• Subject-specific repositories, e.g., RePEc, SSRN, EconStor
• Academic networking platforms, e.g., ResearchGate
• Personal or institutional webpages

Benefits of Self-Archiving 

Self-archiving helps researchers meet the rules set by funding agencies and makes their work more visible and accessible to people around the world.

For additional information, please email editor.mal@aomspublisher.com.