Journal’s Visibility and Its Accessibility to the Scholarly Community

The journal is committed to enhancing its scholarly visibility and ensuring the accessibility of its content to researchers, students, and academic institutions. To improve discoverability and retrieval, the journal is present in bibliographic indexes, academic search engines, library catalogs, and aggregation platforms. The journal also assigns Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) to support reliable citation, bibliometric tracking, and long-term archiving.

1- Selective Bibliographic Indexes

• European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (ERIH +)

2- Documentary / Statistical Bibliographic Indexes for Scholarly Publications

• Research Commons (Clarivate Web of Science platform)

• Scilit (indexing and statistical aggregation platform)

• OpenAlex (open global scholarly index and aggregator)

3- Academic Search Engines

• Google Scholar

4- International Academic Library Catalogs

• German National Library (Deutsche Nationalbibliothek)

• Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek

• WorldCat (Global Catalog Database)

• Princeton University Library

5- Documentary Indexes of Journals/Serials

• German Union Catalog of Serials

• Mir@bel (French scholarly network specialized in indexing digital scientific journals)

6- Arabic Databases / Arabic Digital Libraries

• e-Marefa

• Al Manhal

• Shamaa – Educational Database

• ASKZAD – Arabic Information Bank

7- DOI Registration Service / DOI Provider

• Crossref (AJTS DOI pattern: 10.63939/ajts)

Note: This list is updated periodically as new indexing and listing services are added.