Copyright and License Statement

Journal of Management Entrepreneurship and Tourism (JMET)

The Journal of Management Entrepreneurship and Tourism (JMET) is committed to protecting authors' intellectual property rights while promoting the widest possible dissemination, accessibility, and responsible reuse of scholarly research.

JMET operates under an open-access publishing model and applies transparent copyright and licensing practices consistent with responsible scholarly publishing.

I. Copyright Ownership and Publication Rights

1. Copyright Ownership

Authors retain the copyright of their published articles.

JMET does not require authors to transfer copyright ownership to the journal or to the Publisher.

A different copyright arrangement may apply only where explicitly required by law, institutional policy, or a separately documented agreement.

2. Right of First Publication

By publishing an article in JMET, the author(s) grant the Journal of Management Entrepreneurship and Tourism (JMET) a non-exclusive right of first publication.

This means that:

• Copyright remains with the author(s);
• JMET is recognized as the original publisher of the scholarly Version of Record;
• Authors remain free to reuse, distribute, archive, and build upon their work in accordance with the applicable license;
• Publication in JMET does not transfer ownership of the author's intellectual property to the journal or Publisher.

II. Creative Commons License

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International

3. Creative Commons License

All articles published in JMET are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Unless otherwise clearly indicated, this license applies to original scholarly content created by the article's author(s).

4. Permissions Under the License

Under the CC BY-SA 4.0 License, users are free to:

Share
Copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.

Adapt
Remix, transform, translate, and build upon the material for any purpose, including commercial purposes.

5. Conditions of Reuse

Attribution

Users must provide appropriate credit to the original author(s), identify the original publication in JMET, provide a link to the license, and indicate whether changes were made.

Appropriate attribution should normally include:

• Author name(s);
• Article title;
• Journal title;
• Year of publication;
• Volume and issue;
• DOI or permanent article link;
• Applicable Creative Commons license.

ShareAlike

If users remix, transform, translate, or otherwise adapt the licensed material, the resulting contribution must be distributed under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 License.

No Additional Restrictions

Users may not impose legal terms or technological measures that prevent others from exercising rights permitted under the license.

III. Author Rights and Version of Record

6. Author Rights

Authors publishing in JMET retain the right to:

• Retain copyright ownership;
• Reuse their article in future scholarly publications;
• Include the article in a thesis or dissertation;
• Use the article for teaching, presentations, and academic training;
• Reproduce their original tables, figures, and other materials in subsequent works;
• Share copies with students, colleagues, and research communities;
• Deposit the published article in institutional or subject repositories;
• Make the article available on personal academic websites or legitimate scholarly profiles;
• Translate or adapt their work in accordance with the license;
• Use their work in books, edited volumes, research reports, or other scholarly outputs with acknowledgement of original publication.

When an article is reused, authors should cite the original JMET publication and include the DOI whenever available.

7. Version of Record

The final version formally published on the official JMET website constitutes the Version of Record.

The Version of Record represents the authoritative published version and includes official bibliographic information, publication history, DOI, copyright statement, and licensing information.

Authors and readers are encouraged to link to the Version of Record through its DOI when sharing, archiving, or citing an article.

IV. Self-Archiving and Open Access

8. Self-Archiving and Repository Policy

JMET permits and encourages authors to deposit their published articles in legitimate scholarly repositories.

Authors may archive the published Version of Record in:

• Institutional repositories;
• University repositories;
• Subject-specific repositories;
• National repositories;
• Research repositories;
• Personal academic websites;
• Legitimate scholarly networks and profiles.

Archived copies should include:

• Full bibliographic citation;
• DOI;
• Acknowledgement of first publication in JMET;
• A link to the official journal article where possible;
• The applicable CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

9. Open Access and Reader Rights

All articles published in JMET are made available through immediate open access.

Readers are not required to pay subscription or pay-per-view charges to access published articles.

Subject to the terms of CC BY-SA 4.0, readers may:

No additional permission from JMET or the author(s) is required where the proposed reuse is permitted by the license.

V. Third-Party Materials and Permissions

10. Third-Party Materials

The CC BY-SA 4.0 License applies to original materials created by the article's author(s), unless otherwise indicated.

Third-party content—including photographs, illustrations, figures, maps, instruments, datasets, tables, questionnaires, or other copyrighted materials—may be subject to separate rights or licensing conditions.

Authors are responsible for:

• Identifying third-party copyrighted material;
• Obtaining permission where required;
• Providing appropriate acknowledgement;
• Complying with conditions imposed by the copyright holder.

11. Permissions Requests

No additional permission from JMET is required for uses already permitted under the CC BY-SA 4.0 License.

For material not covered by the Creative Commons license, users must contact the relevant copyright holder. JMET cannot grant permission for third-party material for which it does not own or administer the relevant rights.

VI. Copyright Integrity and Publication Charges

12. Copyright Infringement

JMET respects intellectual property rights and takes credible allegations of copyright infringement seriously.

Concerns may include:

• Copyright infringement;
• Plagiarism;
• Unauthorized reproduction;
• Duplicate or redundant publication;
• Inappropriate reuse of copyrighted figures or images;
• Other intellectual-property violations.

Such concerns will be handled in accordance with JMET's Publication Ethics and Malpractice Policy.

Appropriate post-publication action may include correction, removal of infringing material, Expression of Concern, or retraction.

13. Relationship Between Copyright and Article Processing Charges

Payment of an Article Processing Charge (APC), where applicable, does not transfer copyright ownership from the author(s) to JMET or the Publisher.

Payment, non-payment, waiver, or reduction of publication fees does not alter:

• Copyright ownership;
• The applicable Creative Commons license;
• Author reuse rights;
• Reader reuse rights;
• Editorial independence;
• Peer-review standards.

VII. Website Copyright and Policy Consistency

14. Website Copyright

Copyright terms governing scholarly articles are distinct from copyright governing the journal website itself.

Unless otherwise stated, the website design, journal logo, branding elements, administrative text, and other publisher-created website materials are not automatically licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 License applicable to published articles.

Users should not assume that the article license applies to journal branding, logos, trademarks, or third-party website materials.

15. Policy Consistency

JMET is committed to ensuring that copyright and licensing information is presented consistently across:

• The journal website;
• Author Guidelines;
• Article landing pages;
• Full-text HTML, where available;
• Published PDF articles;
• OJS metadata;
• DOI metadata;
• Open Access Statement;
• Other relevant journal policies.

Where inconsistencies are identified, JMET will seek to correct them in order to maintain an accurate and transparent scholarly record.

Official Journal Information

Journal: Journal of Management Entrepreneurship and Tourism (JMET)
Publisher: Sumber Belajar Sejahtera
Copyright: © The Author(s)
License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
License Abbreviation: CC BY-SA 4.0
License URL: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

JMET protects authors' copyright while promoting immediate open access, transparent licensing, responsible reuse, self-archiving, and broad dissemination of scholarly research.