Archiving Policy

Unique Endeavor in Business & Social Sciences (UEBSS) is committed to the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of all scholarly content published under its name. The journal’s Archiving Policy ensures that published articles, issues, and supplementary materials are securely stored and remain available to the academic community, researchers, and institutions for current and future reference. Archiving is a critical aspect of responsible scholarly publishing, safeguarding the scientific record against loss, technological obsolescence, or accidental alteration.

All articles published in UEBSS are systematically archived in secure, reliable digital repositories and maintained on the journal’s official platform. These repositories comply with international standards for digital preservation, ensuring that content is both permanently accessible and protected from unauthorized modification. In addition to online archiving, the journal collaborates with academic databases, indexing services, and institutional libraries to extend the reach and longevity of published work.

The journal employs robust backup protocols, including multiple redundant storage systems and regular data integrity checks, to minimize the risk of content loss. Digital archiving also includes comprehensive metadata, abstracts, citation information, and licensing details, enabling seamless discovery, citation, and retrieval by researchers and institutions worldwide.

UEBSS recognizes the importance of preserving the historical and academic value of its publications. As such, even in the event of journal restructuring, changes in publishing platforms, or organizational transitions, previously published content will remain accessible and verifiable. Articles that require correction, retraction, or updates are clearly annotated within the archive to maintain transparency and scholarly integrity.

Through this Archiving Policy, Unique Endeavor in Business & Social Sciences demonstrates its commitment to long-term knowledge preservation, ethical publishing practices, and the advancement of research that remains accessible and trustworthy for generations of scholars, educators, and policymakers.