JARH research record
Discoverability, identifiers & preservation
How JARH articles are identified, cited, and found—with clear distinctions between journal-level services, article-level discovery, and preservation participation.
The services below are grouped by what they do. A journal identifier, an individual article record, discovery through a search service, and preservation participation are different forms of scholarly infrastructure.
ISSN 2474-7785 · Crossref DOI prefix 10.14302/issn.2474-7785 · CC BY 4.0 open access
Read the record by its role
This page describes verified routes for identifying and finding JARH research. It does not treat a discovery listing for one article as journal-level indexing.
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Identify the journal
The ISSN distinguishes JARH as a serial publication.
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Register and cite articles
Published articles receive permanent Crossref DOIs for stable citation and linking.
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Find article records
Search services can surface individual article records for researchers and readers.
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Support access and preservation
CC BY licensing and Portico participation support access and long-term stewardship.
Verified routes
Identifiers, discovery, access, and preservation
Each entry names the service’s role so researchers can interpret the information accurately.
- Journal identityISSN registry
- The ISSN identifies JARH as a serial publication. It is a persistent journal identifier, not a claim about indexing in another database.
- Open ISSN record
- Article identifierCrossref DOIs
- Published JARH articles receive a permanent Crossref DOI. A DOI supports a stable citation and link to the article record.
- Verify DOI records
- Article-level discoveryScholarly search
- Individual JARH article records can be found through Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar. Search-service results are managed by those services and can change.
- Search Google Scholar Search Semantic Scholar
- Access and preservationCC BY and Portico
- JARH articles are published under CC BY 4.0 and authors retain copyright. This journal’s content is committed to Portico, a not-for-profit digital-preservation archive run by ITHAKA. As articles are deposited they enter Portico’s permanent archive.
- Open CC BY 4.0 licence Read JARH copyright terms Read preservation information
For authors
Make the scholarly record usable
Clear, complete manuscript information helps readers understand and cite the work. It does not guarantee discovery or coverage by a particular service.
Find a specific article
Start with the article record
Use the current issue or archive to locate an article, then follow its DOI to its published record. For licensing and data information, use the journal’s published guidance.
Related JARH guidance
Use these journal pages for manuscript fit, author requirements, policy information, open-access terms, and submission.
Explore JARH’s published research
Browse the archive to read published articles and use each article’s DOI when citing or sharing the record.
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