Copyright and Licensing

Copyright

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• Publish the articles in print and digital formats.
• Be cited and recognized as the original publisher in any subsequent reuse of the work.
• Distribute the articles through all forms and media, both current and future.

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Licensing

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By adhering to these guidelines, users support a culture of openness, collaboration, and proper scholarly credit, while authors benefit from broad dissemination and impact of their work.