JMSHRS - Global Discovery & Preservation Map

The institutional discovery landscape of the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights & Science (JMSHRS) spans university libraries, national archives, research repositories, and scholarly infrastructures worldwide. The dataset visualizes the journal’s global reach, its inclusion in long-term preservation networks, and its position within the open-science ecosystem. The map supports evidence-based assessment of bibliographic normalization, interoperability, and preservation continuity across universities, national libraries, consortia, and scientific information services.

JMSHRS’s presence in more than 150 institutional discovery systems demonstrates sustained integration within international knowledge infrastructures. Its inclusion across university libraries, national repositories, and research networks enhances bibliographic authority control, ensures durable preservation pathways, and strengthens global visibility. The dataset aligns with Diamond Open Access and contemporary research-assessment reform (DORA, CoARA, Barcelona Declaration), as well as UNESCO’s Open Science principles. It further reflects the journal’s integration into major discovery ecosystems, including EZB, ZDB, WorldCat, SLSP, FINNA, DIAMAS, and multiple ExLibris Primo/Summon/OPAC networks.

Chart: Knowmad InstitutSource: Knowmad Institut. (2025). JMSHRS Global Discovery & Preservation Audit. OCLC WorldCat: OCoLC 1424763112 • LCCN: 2025230304 • LC Classification: JC571 .J68 • ISSN: 2752-1400. Indexed/Registered in: EZB, ZDB, DNB, BNE, SLSP, FINNA, Mir@bel, Scopus (Source ID: 21101278529), DOAJ, DIAMAS. Verified institutional discovery entries aggregated by Knowmad Institut.Get the dataCreated with Datawrapper