Open Access Statement

Cinema & Territory. International Journal of Arte and Image’s Anthropology (IJAIA) is committed to the principle that scholarly knowledge should be freely accessible to the global academic community and to all readers interested in the interdisciplinary study of cinema, visual culture, art, image studies, anthropology, and related fields. The journal provides immediate open access to all published content, ensuring that research is available online without financial, legal, or technical barriers.

All articles published in the journal are made freely available to read, download, view, search, and share through the journal’s website. This open access approach is intended to encourage the widest possible dissemination of scholarly research, foster international academic dialogue, support interdisciplinary collaboration, and enhance the visibility and impact of authors’ work across diverse research communities.

The journal believes that unrestricted access to peer-reviewed research promotes the advancement of knowledge, supports educational and research activities, and contributes to the development of critical scholarship in the humanities, social sciences, visual studies, and cultural research. Readers may use the published material for non-commercial academic, educational, and research purposes, provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the original author(s) and the journal as the source of publication.

Authors retain responsibility for the originality, accuracy, and ethical integrity of their work, while the journal ensures that published content remains openly accessible through its official online platform. The editorial team is dedicated to maintaining high standards of scholarly quality, peer review, and ethical publishing while supporting the broad dissemination and accessibility of academic research.

By adopting an open access publishing model, Cinema & Territory. International Journal of Arte and Image’s Anthropology (IJAIA) seeks to promote equitable access to scholarship, encourage cross-cultural and international exchange of ideas, and strengthen the global circulation of research on cinema, art, images, territory, and anthropology.