For Librarians
The International Journal of Administrative Innovation (IJAI) encourages librarians and information managers to include this journal in their library catalogues, institutional repositories, digital collections, and academic database lists. IJAI provides open access to all published articles, allowing libraries to support wider access to scholarly knowledge in the fields of public administration, governance, public policy, administrative reform, digital government, and public sector innovation.
Librarians are invited to recommend IJAI as a valuable academic resource for students, lecturers, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and other users who are interested in administrative studies and related fields. The journal can be used as a reference source for teaching, research, policy analysis, academic writing, and professional development.
IJAI supports the dissemination of scholarly publications through open access principles. All articles published in this journal are freely available online without subscription fees or access charges. Readers may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of articles, provided that proper attribution is given to the original authors and the journal.
Librarians may also include IJAI in library discovery systems, journal portals, subject guides, and institutional academic resource lists. This support will help increase the visibility, accessibility, and impact of published research and strengthen scholarly communication among academic communities.
IJAI is committed to maintaining accurate metadata, clear publication policies, and sustainable access to published content. The journal also supports indexing, abstracting, and archiving efforts to ensure that published articles remain discoverable and accessible for long-term academic use.
Librarians are encouraged to register on the journal website to receive notifications about new issues, publication updates, and journal announcements. Through collaboration with libraries and information centers, IJAI seeks to expand access to knowledge and promote the development of research in administrative innovation and public sector studies.