Research University Press · Archive register
A scholarly record
that keeps its history.
Journal identity, issue chronology, authorship, source rights and archive hosting are separate records. A new reading interface does not create a new publication date or transfer editorial authority.
Journals
17
Issues
110
Article records
847
Preserved copies
234
Source-search agents
234
OAI feed pages
9
Deleted records retained as notices
27
DOIs listed in source metadata
83
Press → collection → journal → volume → issue
1955 typed entities preserve separate parent relationships. Articles retain their source IDs and exact journal/issue membership. The same structure supports additional journal collections without flattening their identity.
Inspect the public catalog API →Import reconciliation
The public feed reports 874 records: 847 active records and 27 deletion notices. Issue tables of contents supplied 0 additional article records. Deleted items are not restored as publications. All non-deleted records returned by every public OAI-PMH page, plus the public journal directory and discovered issue archives. Public OAI metadata may omit content; completeness is bounded to these source interfaces. No new DOI, editorial appointment, ownership transfer or Stanford endorsement is asserted.
Checked 2026-10-16T02:48:45.848565+00:00. Reproduced files retain their byte hashes. PDF text extracts retain separate content hashes and page coverage; a source-search agent opens only against a verified extract.
Rights and DOI stewardship
83 DOI values appear in source metadata. 81 registrations are verified in DataCite; 2 source-listed identifiers require further registry verification. Existing identifiers are retained.
Inspect DOI registry evidence →Article-level permissive licenses support local copies with preserved attribution. Restricted, conflicting or unverified records link to the original host. OJS software permissions are distinct from rights in each article. Original source DOIs remain attached to their publications; absent source DOIs require registry checks and publisher authority before first registration. No DOI is minted by this import.
New submissions remain with each source journal's published submission process. Source editorial credits are preserved as source records, rather than represented as new Research University appointments. A full operational transfer additionally requires the source platform's authorized export of non-public editorial data and agreements.