Copyright and Licensing

The Journal of Empirical Economics and Multidisciplinary Methods (JEEMM) respects and protects the intellectual property rights of its authors. All contributors retain full copyright ownership of their published work.

After acceptance of a manuscript, authors grant the journal a non-exclusive authorization to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, and preserve their articles in both digital and printed formats. This arrangement allows authors to continue using their work independently.

Authors may:

• Reuse their articles in future academic and professional publications

• Include their work in books, reports, and teaching materials

• Deposit published versions in institutional and subject-based repositories

• Share their research on personal websites and scholarly platforms

Any third-party use of journal material must comply with the terms of the applicable Creative Commons license and must properly credit the original authors and JEEMM.

This policy safeguards author rights, promotes academic freedom, and encourages ethical dissemination of research in economics and multidisciplinary methodologies.