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Research and Analysis Journals is a fully open access journal. All published scholarly articles are freely available online immediately upon publication, without subscription, registration, or access fees.

Authors retain the copyright and full publishing rights to their articles without restriction.

By submitting and publishing an article, authors grant Research and Analysis Journals a non-exclusive license to publish, archive, reproduce, distribute, and make the article available in electronic and print formats, including through indexing services, repositories, and other scholarly communication platforms.

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  • Share and distribute the published version of their article.

  • Deposit the published article in institutional, subject-based, and other scholarly repositories.

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  • Use the article in future books, theses, dissertations, lectures, presentations, and other academic works.

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  • Adapt or reuse their work in future scholarly publications, subject to appropriate acknowledgment of the original publication.

No embargo period applies to the sharing or archiving of the published article.

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Repository and Archiving Policy

Authors are encouraged and permitted to deposit and share the published version of their articles in institutional repositories, subject repositories, academic networks, personal websites, and other lawful scholarly platforms immediately after publication.

The journal supports the long-term preservation and archiving of its published content through appropriate digital preservation and backup arrangements.

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Last updated: 20 July 2026