Information For Librarians

Goliterati Management Review (GMR) welcomes collaboration with academic and research libraries worldwide. We encourage librarians to include GMR in their electronic collections and discovery services to support teaching, learning, and research in management and business.

Gold Open Access

CC BY 4.0

Attribution License

3×

Issues Per Year

DOI

Crossref Registered

Journal Identifiers

e-ISSN (Online)

XXXX-XXXX

p-ISSN (Print)

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DOI Prefix

10.XXXXX/gmr

Metadata via Crossref

Publisher: Literati Global Network
Location: Perum Biinmafo, TTU, NTT, 85617 — Indonesia
Language: English
Frequency: Tri-annual (April, August, December)
Platform: Open Journal Systems (OJS) 3.3+
Embargo: None — immediate open access upon publication

Subject Coverage

GMR covers key management disciplines, optimized for library subject classification and cataloging:

Strategic Management Leadership Studies HRM & Organizational Behavior Marketing & Consumer Innovation Financial & Managerial Accounting Operations & Supply Chain Entrepreneurship & SMEs MIS & Digital Transformation Sustainability & CSR

Indexing & Abstracting

GMR is actively pursuing inclusion in major abstracting and indexing databases to maximize visibility and discoverability:

Google Scholar Crossref DOAJ Dimensions Semantic Scholar BASE OpenAIRE

Scopus & Web of Science: GMR is committed to meeting the rigorous criteria for Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) indexation by strengthening editorial standards, expanding international collaboration, and maintaining publication consistency.

Digital Preservation

GMR ensures the permanent availability of its scholarly content through internationally recognized digital preservation networks:

LOCKSS

"Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe" — a distributed preservation system enabling libraries to collect, preserve, and provide perpetual access to GMR content.

CLOCKSS

A community-governed dark archive that guarantees long-term survival and triggers open access if the content is no longer available from the publisher.

PKP Preservation Network

Secure, decentralized archiving through the Public Knowledge Project infrastructure, ensuring redundancy for all OJS-hosted journal content.

Access & Licensing

Open Access Policy

All articles are available immediately upon publication without subscription, embargo, or paywall. No registration required for reading or downloading.

Creative Commons License

Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license, allowing sharing, adaptation, and commercial use with proper attribution.

Metadata & Interoperability

GMR supports standardized metadata protocols for seamless integration with library discovery systems:

OAI-PMH: Full metadata harvesting capability.
Crossref DOIs: Persistent identifiers with complete metadata including references.
ORCID: Author identifier integration for correct attribution.
Dublin Core: Compliant with international metadata standards.
RSS/Atom: Feeds available for new content alerts and library aggregators.
KBART: Title list data available for knowledge base integration upon request.

Library Publishing Support

GMR is hosted on Open Journal Systems (OJS) 3.3+, an open-source platform developed by the Public Knowledge Project (PKP). This platform is widely adopted by libraries to support faculty-led journals and institutional publishing initiatives.

Libraries interested in implementing OJS or supporting similar journal projects may refer to the PKP documentation at https://pkp.sfu.ca/ojs.