Access and Use

Open access improves discoverability, citation, teaching use, and the circulation of research across institutions and borders.

Access to Published Research

GJMMS is committed to making multidisciplinary scholarly research accessible to readers, libraries, practitioners, policy communities, and researchers across institutions and fields. Published articles are intended to be read, cited, and shared with proper acknowledgement of authorship and source publication.

Authors retain responsibility for the accuracy of their work and for securing permission for any copyrighted material included in the manuscript. Readers should cite the final published version when using or discussing an article.

• Articles should be used with full citation of authors, title, journal, volume, issue, year, and page or article number.
• Reuse must not alter the scholarly meaning of the work or imply endorsement by the authors or journal.
• Libraries and repositories may link to journal pages to improve long-term discoverability.

The editorial office may update access and reuse information as publishing policies develop. Authors should review the current policy before submitting a manuscript.