Ensuring permanent access, long-term preservation, and discoverability of published research
Bowen Law Journal (BLJ) is committed to the long-term preservation and permanent accessibility of all published content. We employ a comprehensive archiving strategy to ensure that our scholarly contributions remain available to future generations of researchers, practitioners, and the public.
Our archiving policy aligns with international best practices and the principles of digital preservation, ensuring that articles are not only accessible today but will remain discoverable and usable in the future, regardless of technological changes.
All articles are archived with permanent DOIs via Zenodo, ensuring long-term preservation and citation.
Bowen University's institutional repository provides secure, long-term storage for all published content.
European research infrastructure aggregates and preserves research outputs from repositories across Europe.
Multiple academic databases index and archive BLJ articles for global discoverability.
Permanent identifiers for all published articles
Secure off-site backup of all content
Regular updates to ensure file compatibility
Regular verification of file integrity
All articles published in Bowen Law Journal are assigned a permanent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) via Zenodo. DOIs provide:
Bowen Law Journal supports and encourages authors to deposit their published articles in institutional repositories, personal websites, and academic networks. Authors may:
Note: Authors are encouraged to provide a link to the official journal version and the DOI when self-archiving.
Bowen Law Journal adheres to the following preservation principles:
Publish with Bowen Law Journal and ensure your research is preserved for future generations.