Journal History
IJLLC in brief
Open Access (OA) in the IJLLC work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. The number of freely accessible articles and, in particular, digital collections in the IJLLC is steadily increasing. However, when it comes to OA for monographs and edited volumes, there is still room for improvement. Besides publications, sources, especially in digitized form, are of great importance in the IJLLC. The publication platform for IJLLC is Open Journal System since 2015 to present.
Website History
The ISSN portal of IJLLC responsible for the record was Indian National Centre. Title proper based on the included digital was International journal of linguistics, literature and culture. The current key-title at https://portal.issn.org/resource/issn/2455-8028 is International journal of linguistics, literature and culture, medium: online. The ISSN was assigned by the Indian ISSN Centre. The IJLLC now is published under SLOAP. The previous domain name was ijcu.us, located in India, next on, since 2019 the domain server change to sloap.org. The current publisher name: Scientific and Literature Open Access Publishing.
Publishing History
SLOAP editorial office based publication is located in 53c Gilbey Road, Tooting Broadway, London, United Kingdom, SW17 0QH. There are eleven journals on SLOAP UK included International journal of social sciences; International journal of physics & mathematics; International journal of life sciences & earth sciences; International journal of health & medical sciences; International journal of humanities, literature & arts; International journal of engineering & computer science; International journal of chemical & material sciences; and International journal of business, economics & management. There three journals since 2019 was taken over recorded by the ISSN UK Center. Those were International journal of linguistics, literature and culture; International research journal of engineering, IT & scientific research; and International research journal of management, IT and social sciences. We can confirm that SLOAP, London, UK took over publication of all journals.
Copyright History
Since its inception in 2015 IJLLC’s aim was to follow open access principles, to ensure that no charges be levied upon readers or educational institutions by royalty or copyright fee collection agencies, or by database vendors, for reader access to IJLLC’s online, free to the Internet articles.
In December 2019 the IJLLC Management Committee changed the copyright statement to take effect from the first issue of Volume 6.
Prior to Volume 6 the following was the copyright statement:
Copyright in individual articles contained in IJLLC was vested in each of the authors in respect of his or her contributions. Copyright in IJLLC is vested in SLOAP. No part of IJLLC (other than single copies for private study purposes) may be reprinted or reproduced without permission from the publishers, except that authors (or an author's employer at the time of publication) may make multiple printed copies and public website or institutional repository copies of their own articles (subject to identifying each copy as an article which was published originally in IJLLC).
This key part of this statement indicates that IJLLC does not compel authors to transfer copyright to IJLLC, although copyright in the compilation of articles in each issue and volume belongs to IJLLC. The phrase "Copyright... is vested in each of the authors..." should be interpreted to include cases in which an author's employer is the copyright owner.
However, IJLLC's Management Committee reserved the right to approve requests for the making of copies for non-profit educational purposes. Authors should note that requests for copyright permission are infrequent, owing to IJLLC's policy of open access. Any copies that are made, either in print or on a website, whether by the authors or by other persons, must be identified as having been published in IJLLC.
IJLLC's Management Committee reserved the right to make agreements with the publishers of database products and indexing and abstracting journals to include IJLLC content and to receive electronic copies of IJLLC content for these purposes. These agreements do not affect the authors' retention of copyright or the open access status of IJLLC content.
