The journal “International Economic Policy” adheres to the principles of open access and provides free and unrestricted access to the full texts of all published materials. All articles published in the journal are available in open access immediately upon publication (no embargo).
Users are allowed to:
- read, download, copy, and distribute materials provided that the source is properly cited;
- use them for scientific and educational purposes;
- create derivative works in accordance with the licensing terms.
Licensing
All journal materials are distributed under the .
This license allows users to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format; adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material, provided that:
- appropriate credit is given;
- a link to the original source is provided;
- the use is non-commercial.
Commercial use is permitted only with separate written consent from the copyright holder (author or publisher).
Copyright
Authors retain copyright of their publications without transferring exclusive economic rights to the journal. Submission of a manuscript implies that:
- the author(s) grant the journal a non-exclusive license to publish, distribute, and archive the material;
- the article is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) license;
- any further use of the material by third parties is permitted provided that:
- proper attribution to the author(s) and source is given;
- the use is strictly non-commercial.
Authors have the right to:
- reuse their materials (e.g., in monographs, teaching materials, repositories);
- deposit full texts of their articles in open access in accordance with the self-archiving policy;
- enter into additional agreements for non-exclusive use of the material.
Open Access Policy
The journal follows a Diamond Open Access model:
- all articles are freely available immediately upon publication;
- there are no subscription or paywall barriers;
- users may read, download, copy, distribute, and use materials in accordance with the license terms.
The journal supports:
- the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI);
- the free exchange of scientific knowledge;
- increased visibility of research.
Self-Archiving Policy
The journal allows authors to archive their work at different stages (Postprint (after peer review, before typesetting), and Version of Record (published version).
Depositing locations:
- institutional repositories;
- personal websites;
- academic social networks (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu);
- open archives.
Conditions:
- mandatory reference to the official publication in the journal;
- indication of the CC BY-NC 4.0 license;
- non-commercial use only.
No embargo applies.
Compliance with International Standards
The journal strives to comply with key international standards of Open Science and publication ethics, including:
- Open Access principles (BOAI, Berlin Declaration);
- recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE);
- standards of transparency and best practices in scholarly publishing;
- requirements for open metadata and indexing.
The journal supports openness of research results, accessibility for the global academic community, and integration into international scientific databases.
Reuse Policy
Third parties may:
- use materials for educational and research purposes;
- translate and adapt articles;
- include materials in non-commercial databases,
- provided that proper citation is given, a link to the journal is maintained, and the use remains non-commercial.
The following are prohibited:
- use of materials in commercial products without permission;
- misrepresentation of content or authorship.
Publication Fees (APC)
The journal does not charge fees for submission, peer review, or publication of articles.
Archiving and Long-Term Preservation
The journal ensures long-term preservation of materials in digital archives, content backup, and continued accessibility regardless of platform changes, in accordance with its Archiving and Long-Term Preservation Policy.
Metadata and Citation Standards
- each article is provided with stable bibliographic metadata;
- the use of DOI is recommended (where available);
- articles are accessible for indexing by search engines and scientometric databases.
Ethical and Legal Assurances
Authors guarantee that:
- the material is original;
- it does not infringe upon third-party copyrights;
- it does not contain plagiarism or falsification;
- all sources are properly cited.