OPEN ACCESS POLICY

Jurnal Manajemen provides immediate open access to everything that it publishes. The journal follows the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative. Open access means that readers do not pay to read. It does not mean that the journal has no costs, and it does not mean reuse without conditions. Reuse is governed by the CC BY 4.0 license.

OPEN ACCESS AT A GLANCE
Access model	Immediate open access to the full text of every article
Fees for readers and institutions	None
Registration to read	Not required
Embargo	None
Copyright	Retained by the authors
License	CC BY 4.0
Commercial reuse	Permitted, with attribution
Adaptation and translation	Permitted, with attribution
Self archiving by authors	Permitted, with an acknowledgment of the first publication in MAMEN
Fees for authors	No submission fee. A publication charge applies, as described on the Author Fees page

1. Immediate and Free Access

No.	Rule
1	A subscription is not needed to read an article.
2	Registration or a login is not needed to read the full text.
3	There is no paywall and no fee for access.
4	There is no embargo. The full text is public as soon as it is published.
5	Readers may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, and link to the full text without asking permission first, if they follow the conditions of the license in section 2.

All published issues are in the journal archive.

2. Open License

Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), except for third party material that is clearly marked as excluded (section 8).

Topic	Rule
What the license allows	Sharing, adaptation (including remixing and translation), and commercial reuse.
What users must do	Credit the authors, acknowledge the original source, give a link to the license, and indicate whether changes were made.
Extra permission	No extra permission is needed for a use that the license already allows.

More information is on the Licensing page.

3. Copyright and Author Rights

No.	Rule
1	The copyright of an article stays with the authors.
2	The authors give the journal the right of first publication.
3	At the same time, the work is licensed to everyone under CC BY 4.0.
4	The authors may reuse and share their own work. They may also make separate, nonexclusive arrangements to distribute the published version, if they acknowledge the first publication in MAMEN.

See the Copyright Notice page.

4. Reader and Reuse Rights

Readers may reuse articles without separate permission from the authors, the journal, or the publisher. The table gives examples.

Use	Example
Read and download	Reading an article online, or saving it to a device.
Copy, print, and share	Giving copies to students, to training participants, or to colleagues in a company.
Link	Linking to the full text from a course page, a reading list, or a website.
Translate and adapt	Translating an article into Indonesian, English, or a regional language, with a statement that the original is the authoritative version.
Teaching and research	Use in lectures, in management training, in case discussions, in literature reviews, and in theses.
Crawl and index	Indexing by search engines, library systems, and citation databases.
Text and data mining	Analyzing the text of many articles with software.
Commercial and noncommercial reuse	Including an article in paid training materials, for example for small businesses in North Sumatra, or in a free list of resources.

Conditions. Every reuse still needs attribution, a link to the license, and a statement of any changes. See the Licensing page.

5. Open Access and Fees for Authors

No.	Rule
1	Open access means that readers do not pay. The journal still has costs.
2	The journal does not charge a submission fee.
3	Authors pay a publication charge, and other charges may apply. The Author Fees page is the authoritative source for the amounts.
4	Fees are never a reason to accept or to reject a manuscript. The editors decide on the basis of the quality and the relevance of the work. See the Peer Review Process and Publication Ethics.

6. Self Archiving and Repositories

Self archiving is supported, and there is no embargo. Authors may deposit the published version under CC BY 4.0 in the places below.

No.	Place
1	Institutional and university repositories.
2	Subject and disciplinary repositories.
3	Personal and academic websites.
4	Scholarly profiles and research networks.
5	Other legitimate open repositories.

A deposit must acknowledge MAMEN as the place of the original publication, must give the DOI when there is one, and must link to the official version on the website of the journal. A copy in a repository does not replace the archive of the journal, which is described in the Archiving Policy.

7. Discovery, Indexing, and Machine Access

Subject to the license, the content and the metadata of the journal may be searched, linked, crawled, harvested, indexed, analyzed, and processed. The users can be academic search engines, library systems, repositories, citation databases, and tools for text and data mining. The services that index the journal are listed on the Indexing page.

8. Third Party Material

Some material in an article may have separate terms of copyright or license. Examples are figures, photographs, maps, tables, datasets, test items, questionnaires, measurement scales, case materials, and quotations.

No.	Rule
1	The status of material that is excluded from the CC BY 4.0 license should be shown in the credit line.
2	When a reuse is not covered by a legal exception or by an open license, the user must obtain permission from the holder of the rights.
3	Further guidance is in section 4 of the Licensing page.

9. Budapest Open Access Initiative

MAMEN supports the principle of the Budapest Open Access Initiative that scholarly literature should be freely available online, so that anyone can use it for a wide range of lawful purposes. The full declaration is at budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/read.

Open Access Commitment

MAMEN will keep its published articles freely available to read, and will communicate the rights of authors and readers clearly. Articles are published under CC BY 4.0, unless specific third party material is marked otherwise. Archiving and continued access are described in the Archiving Policy and Electronic Filing pages.