Paper Prints Policy

The Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences does not offer paper prints of its journal issues. This is due to a number of factors, including:

  • Cost: Printing and mailing paper copies of a journal is expensive, especially for a journal that is distributed worldwide.
  • Environmental impact: The production of paper has a significant environmental impact, including the use of trees, water, and energy.
  • Convenience: Electronic access to journals is more convenient for many readers, as it allows them to access articles from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

The Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences is committed to making its research accessible to the widest possible audience, and believes that electronic access is the best way to achieve this goal.

Readers who require a paper copy of an article from the Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences can obtain one through their local library or interlibrary loan service.

Benefits of electronic access to journals

  • Convenience: Electronic access to journals allows readers to access articles from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.
  • Accessibility: Electronic journals are often more accessible than paper journals for people with disabilities.
  • Affordability: Electronic journals are often more affordable than paper journals, especially for institutions and individuals in developing countries.
  • Searchability: Electronic journals are searchable, which makes it easy to find specific articles or information.
  • Preservation: Electronic journals are easier to preserve than paper journals, which are vulnerable to damage and loss.

Alternatives to paper prints

  • Electronic access: The Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences is available electronically through the journal's website.
  • Interlibrary loan: Readers can request paper copies of articles from the Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences through their local library or interlibrary loan service.
  • Personal printing: Readers can print articles from the Cosmic Journal of Social Sciences website to their own personal printers.