Author Reuse & Archiving Policy 

Abstract and citation information: Authors may freely reuse and share the abstract, title, author names, and citation details anywhere (including social media, blogs, and institutional pages). A DOI link to the published article should be included whenever possible.

Preprints (Author’s Original Version): Authors may post their preprint (before peer review) on personal websites, institutional repositories, or subject repositories at any time. Upon acceptance, they should update the record to note acceptance in JOPP and add the DOI link once available.

Accepted Manuscript (post‑peer review, before typesetting): Authors may share their accepted manuscript immediately in non‑commercial repositories, personal sites, or institutional pages. No embargo applies.

Version of Record (final published article): As JOPP is Open Access, the Version of Record may be shared, distributed, and archived anywhere immediately upon publication, according to the terms of the selected Creative Commons license.

Licensing: Authors retain copyright. The license determines how the article can be reused (e.g., CC BY allows commercial reuse; CC BY‑NC restricts reuse to non‑commercial contexts).

Attribution: When sharing or reusing, authors must clearly attribute JOPP as the original place of publication and provide correct citation details, including the DOI.