Archiving Policy
Goodwood Publishing is committed to the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of all published scholarly content through trusted digital archiving systems.
Contact EditorialNote: all published articles are preserved through multiple independent archiving systems to ensure permanent, long-term accessibility.
All published content is preserved via dual archiving schemes for long-term accessibility — safeguarding every article well beyond the life of the journal's primary website.
Goodwood Publishing implements dual archiving schemes to safeguard articles for future generations.
Every archived article retains its original content, formatting, and metadata.
Articles remain accessible even if the journal's primary site becomes unavailable.
To preserve its publications, Goodwood Publishing currently utilizes the following trusted digital preservation systems.
Internet Archive
All published content is regularly archived in the Internet Archive, ensuring that articles remain accessible even in the event of website changes or downtime.
archive.orgPKP Preservation Network
Goodwood Publishing participates in the PKP Preservation Network, a free, decentralized, and secure preservation service for OJS journals, ensuring long-term storage and restoration of every preserved article.
pkp.sfu.ca/pkp-plnReach out to the editorial office regarding the digital preservation and archiving practices of Goodwood Publishing — we're glad to help.