Open Access Policy

Eksekutif: Jurnal Ilmu Pemerintahan provides immediate open access to all published content. The journal believes that making scholarly research freely available to the public supports the wider exchange of knowledge, increases the visibility of research, strengthens academic collaboration, and expands the social benefit of scholarly publication.

Readers and institutions may access the full text of published articles without subscription fees, registration charges, or other access barriers. No prior permission from the journal or authors is required for lawful use permitted under the journal's applicable open license, provided that proper attribution is maintained.

Open Access Rights
Read and Download
Users may read and download the full text of published articles without payment or prior registration.
Copy and Distribute
Users may copy, print, and redistribute published material in accordance with the applicable license terms.
Search and Link
Users may search, cite, and link to the full text of articles and include article metadata in lawful indexing services.
Open Access Principles

The journal supports the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative, which promotes free public access to scholarly research through the internet and encourages the removal of price and access barriers to research literature.

Open access is understood as a means of improving research equity, quality, usability, visibility, and sustainability. By reducing barriers to scholarly literature, the journal seeks to support education, informed public policy, evidence-based government practice, and the global circulation of knowledge in government and political studies.

Licensing and Attribution

Published articles are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0). Users must provide appropriate credit, link to the license, indicate whether changes were made, and refrain from using the material primarily for commercial purposes.

Jurnal Eksekutif is committed to immediate, free, and responsible access to scholarly knowledge for readers, researchers, educators, practitioners, policymakers, and the wider public.