About the Journal

The Ogma Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal is a quarterly multidisciplinary open access publication that publishes high-quality original research in different areas and sub-areas of knowledge based on UNESCO. With a focus on scientific rigor and double-blind peer review, the journal has become a vital platform for scientific dissemination nationally and internationally.

For the publication of research, the following aspects must be considered: (a) Free and open access: All articles are available at no cost to anyone who needs them, promoting the democratization of knowledge; (b) Scientific rigor: A meticulous double-blind peer review process ensures the quality and reliability of published research; (c)

Multidisciplinarity: We cover a wide range of areas of knowledge, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration between researchers from various fields; (d) Digital preservation: The journal is committed to the long-term preservation of published research, using state-of-the-art technologies such as LOCKSS and CLOCKSS.

Objective and scope

The objective of the Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma is to publish original research in different areas and subareas of knowledge, maintaining a multidisciplinary character and academic rigor.

Target Audience

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma is aimed at students, academics and the general public, both national and international.

Open Access Policy

The Ogma Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal is an open access journal, users can access the texts for any lawful purpose, without prior permission from the author or editor.

Self-archiving conditions

Authors of papers published in the Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma have the right to reuse their work, which means that they can add their publications to institutional or personal repositories.

Collections or Payments

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma (ISSN XXX-XXX) is a non-profit organization. There is no cost for authors who wish to publish the publication.

Creative Commons License

Articles in the Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma are licensed under the International Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 (CC BY-NC 4.0) license.

Publication Dates

As it is a quarterly journal, it will publish four issues per year, as detailed below:

• The January publication covers the period from January – March of each year
• The April publication covers the period from April – June of each year
• The July publication covers the period July-September of each year
• The October publication covers the period from October to December of each year

Types of Jobs

For the publication of works, the criteria of originality and that they have not been published in whole or in part in another printed or digital medium must be considered. Nor can any research be presented simultaneously with another journal. The following papers may be submitted:

Original Articles: Original research reports presenting new and significant results.

Review articles: Qualitative and/or quantitative synthesis (meta-analysis) of existing research on a specific topic.

Conference Communications: Research presentations that have been presented at a conference.

Letters to the editor: Short papers discussing or commenting on articles published in the journal.

Academic essays: Scholarly communication on a specific topic that contributes to a UNESCO-based area or sub-area of knowledge.

Book Reviews: Evaluations of recent books that have a contribution to the academic literature.

Digital Preservation Policies

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma is committed to the long-term preservation of published research, using state-of-the-art technologies such as LOCKSS and CLOCKSS.

PKP Preservation Network (PN)

The Ogma Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal uses the PKP Preservation Network to ensure the digital preservation of its articles.

LOCKSS

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma uses the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) system to ensure the digital preservation of its articles. This system is an open-source program developed by the Stanford University Library.

CLOCKSS

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma uses two digital preservation systems to ensure that its articles are available to readers in the future. Open Journal Systems supports the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) system: this system allows libraries to keep copies of published articles. These copies are stored in multiple libraries, ensuring that articles are available even if the journal ceases to exist or if your website becomes inaccessible. It also supports the CLOCKSS (Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) system: this system is similar to LOCKSS and uses a more rigorous control model. Libraries participating in CLOCKSS are required to store items for a set period of time.

The Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Ogma publishes its articles with an HTML and PDF version, which allows them to be exported for the use of authors and users who access the publications. These digital preservation measures ensure that the research and scientific knowledge published in the journal is available for a long time.