Publication Frequency Policy
Publication Frequency Policy – Journal of Advanced Homoeopathic Studies (JAHS)
The Journal of Advanced Homoeopathic Studies (JAHS) follows a clear and consistent publication schedule to ensure timely dissemination of research in the field of homoeopathy.
1. Frequency of Publication
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JAHS is a quarterly journal, publishing four issues per year:
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Issue 1: January – March
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Issue 2: April – June
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Issue 3: July – September
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Issue 4: October – December
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The publication schedule ensures regular availability of peer-reviewed content for readers and researchers worldwide.
2. Online-First Publication
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In addition to scheduled issues, JAHS follows an Online-only policy.
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Articles that are accepted after peer review and final editing may be published online immediately, ahead of their inclusion in the scheduled issue.
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This allows faster dissemination and citation of research findings.
3. Special Issues / Supplements
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From time to time, JAHS may publish special issues or supplements focusing on:
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Specific themes or topics in homoeopathy.
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Proceedings of academic conferences or symposia.
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Festschrift or memorial issues honoring distinguished contributors to the field.
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Special issues are subject to the same peer review and editorial policies as regular issues.
4. Continuity and Archiving
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All issues are permanently archived on the journal’s website and in partner digital repositories (e.g., PKP PN, LOCKSS, CLOCKSS).
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Each article is assigned a DOI for long-term identification and citation.
5. Compliance with Best Practices
This policy aligns with:
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DOAJ Transparency Principles (clear statement of publishing schedule)
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COPE guidelines for editorial integrity
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Scopus and PubMed indexing requirements for consistency and continuity in publishing
