The International Journal of Behavioral Social and Movement Sciences (IJOBSMS) is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly traceability of its published content. The journal seeks to support effective research dissemination through appropriate scholarly discovery systems, bibliographic metadata services, persistent-identification mechanisms, and citation-support infrastructure.
The journal maintains article-level bibliographic information and continues to strengthen its metadata practices in accordance with recognized standards of scholarly communication and academic publishing.
Scholarly content published in IJOBSMS is made available to support discovery through Google Scholar, subject to technical requirements and indexing processes.
The journal uses Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) to facilitate persistent identification, stable citation, and long-term referencing. DOI registration is administered through Crossref.
| Journal Title | International Journal of Behavioral Social and Movement Sciences |
| Journal Acronym | IJOBSMS |
| Electronic ISSN | 2277-7547 |
| Language of Publication | English |
| DOI Prefix | 10.63665 |
| DOI Registration Agency | Crossref |
| Current Discovery Service | Google Scholar |
The journal seeks to maintain accurate, consistent, and sufficiently detailed bibliographic metadata for all published articles. Article-level metadata may include the article title, author names, institutional affiliations, abstract, keywords, publication year, volume and issue information, page range or article identifier, DOI, and other relevant citation elements.
High-quality metadata supports the accurate identification, retrieval, linking, and citation of scholarly publications by researchers, libraries, academic databases, indexing services, and institutional repositories.
IJOBSMS continuously strengthens its editorial practices, publication infrastructure, metadata standards, and technical systems to enhance global visibility. The journal seeks evaluation by additional recognized indexing, abstracting, and discovery services as eligibility requirements align.
The journal is committed to presenting information relating to indexing, abstracting, DOI registration, scholarly discovery, and metadata services in an accurate, transparent, and verifiable manner. No database or indexing service is represented as a current indexing service unless the journal's status can be independently verified.