Kosova Anthropologica has been fully registered with DOAJ to begin preserving its content long-term through CLOCKSS, as part of the international JASPER initiative.

This is an important step toward improving the quality, sustainability, and international visibility of the University of Prishtina’s scientific publications. Digital preservation through CLOCKSS ensures that the journal’s articles and scientific content are safely stored and remain accessible to researchers, students, and the public in the future.

“This development brings Kosova Anthropologica closer to international open access standards (Diamond Open Access) and strengthens the University of Prishtina’s commitment to producing high-quality, sustainable academic publications that are connected to global networks of knowledge, said Professor Arsim Canolli, the journal’s chief editor.

The University of Prishtina thanks DOAJ and JASPER for their support in this process, as well as the editorial team of Kosova Anthropologica for their ongoing efforts to improve the journal’s standards.

Since its founding, Kosova Anthropologica has been involved in numerous European and global open access journal networks, increasing its international presence and networking.