Open Access Policy

JOURNAL POLICIES

Open Access Policy

Open access principles and reader access rights for IURIS NOTITIA: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum.

Immediate and free access. IURIS NOTITIA: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum provides immediate open access to its published content. Readers can access the full text of articles online without a subscription or payment. The journal supports the broad dissemination of legal scholarship and the exchange of knowledge among researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, students, and the public.

This policy is informed by the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI), which promotes free online availability of scholarly literature while respecting author attribution and the integrity of published work.

Read and Download

Readers may read and download the full text of published articles online without a subscription fee or paywall.

Share and Link

Readers are encouraged to share links to published articles and make legal scholarship more discoverable and accessible.

Cite and Acknowledge

Authors and sources must be properly acknowledged. Open access does not remove the responsibility to cite the original work.

Respect License Terms

Reproduction, redistribution, translation, adaptation, or commercial reuse must follow the license and copyright terms displayed with the article and applicable law.

1. Copyright and Licensing

Open access describes the availability of content; it does not, by itself, determine copyright ownership or the permissions for reuse. Copyright ownership, author rights, publication licenses, and reuse conditions are governed by the journal's separately stated copyright and licensing policy and by the license displayed with each published article.

Readers and third parties should check the applicable terms before reproducing, adapting, translating, redistributing, or commercially reusing published content.

2. Article Processing Charges

Readers do not pay to access open access articles. Any submission, publication, or article processing charge, if applicable, is governed by the journal's separate fee policy. The journal's open access status alone should not be interpreted as a statement that publication is entirely free for authors.

3. Self-Archiving and Sharing

Authors may share links to their published articles. Deposit or redistribution of manuscript versions in institutional repositories, personal websites, or other platforms should follow the journal's applicable copyright and licensing terms. Authors should retain the article's citation details and any required license or copyright notice when sharing a permitted version.

4. Budapest Open Access Initiative

Launched on 14 February 2002, the Budapest Open Access Initiative helped establish an international framework for improving access to scholarly research. It identifies two complementary approaches: self-archiving, through which authors deposit scholarly work in open repositories, and open-access journals, which make published research freely available online.

IURIS NOTITIA supports the general objective of making legal scholarship more accessible while respecting authorship, attribution, research integrity, and applicable licensing conditions. Read the original statement at the Budapest Open Access Initiative website.

Open Scholarship

Access Legal Research Openly

Explore published research or submit your manuscript to IURIS NOTITIA: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum.

Submission Guidelines Read BOAI Statement