Digital preservation policy
Scientia et PRAXIS guarantees the long-term digital preservation, metadata interoperability, and continuous accessibility of its content through decentralized, open infrastructures aligned with international standards for academic preservation.
1. Active Preservation Systems
All published materials are archived through:
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PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN), based on LOCKSS technology (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe), which distributes redundant copies of content across multiple institutional nodes.
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LOCKSS and CLOCKSS, active digital preservation systems that ensure the long-term availability of content, even in the event that the journal ceases operations.
2. Harvesting and Indexing in International Infrastructures
Normalized metadata and full-text content from the journal are harvested and preserved in international open-access repositories and indexing platforms, including:
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ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources)
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OpenAIRE (Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe)
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CORE (Connecting Repositories, UK)
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OAIster / WorldCat (OCLC Libraries, USA)
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Internet Archive (Long-term digital archive, USA)
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Zenodo (Repository managed by CERN, Switzerland)
These integrations ensure the global visibility, traceability, and citability of the journal’s content.
3. Licensing and Reuse
All content published in Scientia et PRAXIS is distributed under the following international license:
This license enables legal preservation, non-commercial redistribution, reuse with attribution, and adaptation for educational or scientific purposes, fostering open access and collaborative science.
