Commitment to Long-Term Preservation

Pervasive Justice is fully dedicated to safeguarding the long-term accessibility, discoverability, and preservation of all published scholarly content. We recognize the critical importance of digital archiving in ensuring that current and future generations of researchers, students, and the public can access the knowledge we disseminate.

To uphold this commitment, Pervasive Justice partners with established preservation services and adheres to globally recognized digital archiving standards, including participation in the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) and the implementation of the Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe (LOCKSS) principle.

PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN)

Pervasive Justice actively participates in the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) Preservation Network (PN), a trusted global initiative designed to preserve open access scholarly content. Through PKP PN, Pervasive Justice ensures that:

• All published articles are securely deposited into a decentralized digital preservation network.

• Articles remain accessible even in the event of journal platform failure, website downtime, or publisher disruption.

• Preservation copies are continually validated and checked for integrity.

This initiative guarantees that Jurnal Hukum Inkracht content remains permanently available to readers and researchers worldwide.

Adopting the LOCKSS Principle

Pervasive Justice embraces the Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe (LOCKSS) concept, which emphasizes the importance of maintaining multiple copies of scholarly content across various locations and systems. By doing so, the journal enhances the resilience, redundancy, and security of its archiving infrastructure, significantly reducing the risk of data loss and ensuring that knowledge remains accessible despite unforeseen technical challenges.