Notice: JEMS is a new journal and is not yet indexed in major academic databases. The journal is being developed in full compliance with international scholarly publishing standards to support future applications to relevant indexing services.
Current Indexing Status
DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)Application planned after publication history established
Scopus (Elsevier)Long-term indexing target
Web of Science / ESCI (Clarivate)Long-term indexing target
DOI Registration (CrossRef)Planned
Google ScholarWill index upon publication
BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)Will index upon publication
Our Commitment to Indexing Standards
JEMS is designed from its foundation to meet the technical, editorial, and ethical requirements of major indexing services, including:
- Rigorous double-blind peer review with documented procedures
- Transparent publication ethics aligned with COPE guidelines
- Structured metadata and machine-readable article records
- Persistent digital identifiers (DOI) for all published articles
- Long-term digital preservation through recognised archiving services
- Consistent publication schedule
- International editorial board with demonstrated expertise
- Open access with clear licensing under CC BY 4.0
Long-Term Objectives
JEMS's long-term indexing objectives include application to DOAJ following the establishment of a demonstrated publication record, and subsequent pursuit of Scopus and Web of Science / ESCI evaluation. These are long-term goals, and the journal's development is guided by quality and compliance rather than timeline pressure.