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Indexing and Discoverability

Sharia Economic Law Innovation (SELI)

Sharia Economic Law Innovation (SELI) is committed to increasing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and long-term availability of published scholarly content. The journal continuously improves its editorial quality, metadata completeness, publication ethics, digital preservation, and open access infrastructure to support broader academic visibility in the field of sharia economic law, Islamic finance, Islamic economics, halal industry, governance, and legal innovation.

Current Indexing Status

SELI is a developing scholarly journal and is progressively strengthening its indexing readiness. Confirmed indexing, abstracting, repository, or cataloging information will be displayed only after official confirmation from the relevant database, indexing service, repository, or academic discovery platform.

Transparency Note: SELI does not claim inclusion in any indexing database unless it has been officially verified. Any future indexing status will be updated on this page after confirmation.

Scholarly Discoverability Commitment

SELI supports scholarly discoverability through structured metadata, open access publication, DOI-ready records, citation transparency, and ethical editorial management. The journal is committed to improving discoverability through:

  • Complete article metadata, including title, author names, affiliations, abstracts, keywords, and references.
  • ORCID integration and author identity transparency.
  • DOI-ready article metadata and citation information.
  • Open access availability through the official journal platform.
  • OAI-PMH metadata support for harvesting and academic discovery.
  • Publication ethics, peer review transparency, and editorial accountability.

Indexing and Visibility Development Areas

Academic Search Visibility

SELI develops metadata quality to support article visibility in academic search environments.

Repository Readiness

The journal supports repository-friendly metadata and long-term access to published content.

Citation Metadata

SELI improves citation metadata to support discoverability, reference linking, and scholarly use.

Digital Preservation

The journal supports sustainable preservation practices to maintain long-term article access.

Publication Quality Indicators

Initial Editorial Screening Applied to all submissions
Peer Review Model Double-blind peer review
Similarity and Ethics Screening Required before editorial decision
Open Access Policy Immediate open access
License CC BY-SA 4.0
Metadata Standardization Continuously improved

Confirmed Indexing and Abstracting

Confirmed indexing services, scholarly databases, repositories, academic catalogs, or discovery platforms will be listed in this section after official verification. SELI prioritizes transparent indexing information and avoids displaying unconfirmed claims.

Status: Indexing information will be updated after official confirmation.

Metadata, Harvesting, and Discovery Support

SELI supports structured metadata management to improve harvesting, indexing readiness, article discoverability, and citation access. The journal continuously maintains and improves:

  • Article title and subtitle metadata.
  • Author names, affiliations, ORCID IDs, and corresponding author information.
  • Abstracts, keywords, and subject classifications.
  • Reference lists and citation metadata.
  • DOI-ready article information.
  • License, copyright, and open access metadata.
  • Publication history, volume, issue, and article page information.

Digital Preservation and Long-Term Visibility

SELI is committed to maintaining long-term access to published articles through journal archive management, metadata preservation, open access availability, and digital preservation readiness. The journal continues to strengthen its infrastructure to support long-term scholarly use.

  • OJS Archive: Published issues and articles are maintained on the official journal platform.
  • OAI-PMH Metadata: Metadata interoperability supports harvesting and academic discovery.
  • Repository Readiness: Metadata and article files are prepared to support repository-based visibility.
  • Preservation Development: External archive participation will be updated after official confirmation.

Indexing Information Update Policy

SELI updates indexing information only after official inclusion, verification, or confirmation from the relevant indexing service, database, repository, or discovery platform. This policy is applied to maintain transparency, accuracy, and trust in journal communication.

SELI is committed to ethical indexing communication and long-term scholarly visibility.
The journal will publish only verified indexing and abstracting information after official confirmation.

Sharia Economic Law Innovation (SELI)
Published by PT. Inovasi Analisis Data
Email: seli@analysisdata.co.id