IRJAR stands for the Interdisciplinary Research Journal & Archives. It is an academic publishing and archiving platform that supports scholarly articles, books, research essays, special issues, peer review, DOI-related publication records, and interdisciplinary academic visibility.

IRJAR operates under IRJAR CORP., registered in Manitoba, Canada. The organization’s official business number should be displayed on relevant legal, policy, and administrative pages.

IRJAR serves authors, researchers, graduate students, professors, independent scholars, reviewers, editors, institutions, libraries, community researchers, and readers interested in interdisciplinary academic work.

IRJAR welcomes research and analysis that crosses academic fields, connects theory with practice, and brings together perspectives from education, social sciences, humanities, leadership, history, culture, public policy, development, ethics, technology, and other areas of inquiry.

Authors should prepare their manuscript according to IRJAR’s Author Guidelines and submit it through the official submission page or the submission method provided by IRJAR.

If you are unsure which category fits your work, contact IRJAR before submission.

IRJAR may consider original research articles, review articles, theoretical papers, case studies, book chapters, commentaries, policy reflections, book reviews, special issue papers, and academic essays.

IRJAR may accept manuscripts in English or French depending on the publication category, editorial capacity, and intended readership. Authors should ensure that the language quality is clear, professional, and publication-ready.

Authors must disclose any previous publication, preprint posting, conference presentation, institutional report, thesis version, or related publication. Duplicate publication without disclosure may lead to rejection, correction, or withdrawal.

• Clear title.
• Author name, affiliation, country, and email address.
• Abstract of approximately 150–250 words.
• Four to seven keywords.
• Well-structured manuscript body.
• Complete citations and references.
• Ethics, funding, conflict-of-interest, and AI-use disclosures where applicable.

IRJAR may use editorial screening, peer review, expert review, plagiarism review, formatting review, or publication-readiness review depending on the type of submission and publication pathway.

Editorial decisions may include acceptance, acceptance with minor revisions, major revisions required, rejection, or redirection to another publication format such as a commentary, book chapter, archive, or special issue.

Review timelines vary depending on the manuscript type, reviewer availability, editorial workload, revision quality, and publication category. Authors should contact IRJAR if they need an update on a submitted manuscript.

Authors may submit a respectful, evidence-based appeal if they believe a decision involved a factual misunderstanding, procedural concern, or conflict of interest. IRJAR may uphold the original decision, request additional review, invite revision, or decline further consideration.

Qualified scholars and professionals may contact IRJAR to express interest in reviewing. Reviewer applicants should provide their name, field of expertise, institutional affiliation, academic background, research interests, and CV if requested.

IRJAR uses the DOI prefix 10.36966/irjar. DOI assignment may depend on the publication type, metadata readiness, editorial approval, technical processing, and IRJAR’s publication workflow.

No. A DOI improves citation stability and metadata visibility, but it does not automatically guarantee indexing in every database, search engine, library catalogue, or academic platform.

IRJAR may structure publications to support discoverability, but Google Scholar and other indexing platforms control their own indexing processes. IRJAR cannot guarantee when or whether a specific article will appear in external platforms.

Minor corrections may be possible when they do not alter the scholarly record in a misleading way. Major changes after publication may require a correction notice, updated version, expression of concern, or other editorial action.

Published scholarly work is part of the academic record. Removal is not normally preferred unless there are serious legal, ethical, copyright, privacy, or safety concerns. Corrections and retractions are usually more transparent than silent removal.

IRJAR may charge fees for certain publication, editorial, formatting, DOI-related, book publishing, special issue, or author-support services. Authors should review the Publication Fees page or contact IRJAR before submission.

No. Payment does not guarantee acceptance, peer-review approval, DOI assignment, indexing, or publication unless expressly stated in writing. Editorial decisions should be based on scholarly quality, relevance, ethics, and publication standards.

IRJAR may offer or coordinate editorial support, formatting, proofreading, book layout, citation assistance, or publication preparation services depending on availability and the author’s needs.

Refund eligibility may depend on the type of service, stage of work completed, administrative costs, payment processor fees, and written agreement. Authors should review the applicable fee and refund terms before making payment.

IRJAR may publish or support academic books, edited volumes, research monographs, institutional publications, community archives, and scholarly manuscripts depending on project suitability, editorial capacity, and publishing terms.

Yes. Scholars, institutions, research groups, and guest editors may contact IRJAR with a special issue proposal. A strong proposal should include the theme, rationale, target disciplines, proposed timeline, guest editor information, and expected contribution to scholarship.

IRJAR welcomes serious partnership inquiries from universities, research centers, schools, NGOs, academic networks, and community organizations interested in publishing, training, archives, special issues, or academic visibility.

Copyright arrangements may depend on the publication agreement, licence selected, publication type, and author agreement. Authors should review IRJAR’s Copyright and Licensing page before publication.

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission for copyrighted third-party materials unless the material is clearly public domain, openly licensed, or legally reusable. All third-party materials must be properly cited.

AI tools may assist with language editing, translation support, formatting, outlining, or organization. Authors must disclose substantial AI use and remain fully responsible for originality, accuracy, citations, ethics, and final content.

IRJAR may reject, delay, correct, retract, or remove work if plagiarism, fabricated data, copyright infringement, unethical research, or other serious integrity concerns are identified before or after publication.

IRJAR may provide author accounts, member profiles, contributor dashboards, manuscript submission tools, or document upload features depending on the platform configuration.

If the IRJAR author dashboard is enabled, authors may be able to draft articles, save work, upload documents, and submit content for editorial approval. Available features may depend on user role and membership settings.

Use the password reset option on the login page. If the reset link does not arrive, check your spam folder or contact IRJAR support for assistance.

You can contact IRJAR by email at support@irjar.org or by using the contact form on the Contact page.