Indexing & Abstracting

The Journal of Responsible AI & Ethics (JRAIE) is committed to improving the discoverability, accessibility, and long-term visibility of its published scholarship through recognized scholarly information and discovery services.

The journal maintains accurate bibliographic metadata for its publications and works to support appropriate discovery, citation, linking, and retrieval of published articles across scholarly platforms.

Current Discoverability

JRAIE content is made available through the journal's open-access publishing platform and may be discoverable through scholarly search engines and academic discovery services that independently crawl or include journal content.

The journal publishes its indexing and abstracting information transparently and lists only services in which inclusion can be appropriately verified.

Bibliographic Registration

Online ISSN: 3117-6402
Print ISSN: 3117-6410

The journal's ISSN records provide internationally recognized bibliographic identification for its online and print editions.

Digital Preservation

The journal's online content is preserved through the Public Knowledge Project Preservation Network (PKP PN) where applicable to deposited journal content. Digital preservation supports continued access to scholarly publications in the event that the primary journal platform becomes unavailable.

Scopus and DOAJ Status

The Journal of Responsible AI & Ethics is not currently listed as indexed in Scopus or the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

The journal does not represent planned applications, eligibility assessment, or preparation for evaluation as confirmed indexing. Any future inclusion in Scopus, DOAJ, or another scholarly database will be announced on this page only after the journal's status can be officially verified.

Transparency of Indexing Claims

JRAIE does not use misleading expressions such as Scopus indexed, DOAJ indexed, Scopus approved, or similar descriptions unless the journal has been formally included in the respective database.

Indexing, abstracting, discovery, registration, and digital-preservation services are identified separately where appropriate because these functions are not equivalent.

This page will be updated whenever the journal's verified coverage in scholarly databases or discovery services changes.