DOI Policy
DOI Policy
The European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) assigns Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) to its published scholarly content through Crossref in order to ensure persistent identification, citation stability, long-term accessibility, and interoperability within the global scholarly communication infrastructure.
A DOI is assigned to the Version of Record of each published item and provides a permanent, resolvable link that remains stable even if the journal's website structure or URLs change.
The journal assigns DOIs to published content, including:
- Research articles
- Review articles
- Editorials (where applicable)
- Book reviews (where applicable)
- Other scholarly materials published by the journal (where applicable)
Once registered, a DOI remains permanently associated with the published work. While the DOI itself never changes, its associated metadata may be updated when necessary in accordance with Crossref standards and scholarly publishing best practices.
The journal also supports retrospective DOI registration for previously published content when appropriate.
DOIs facilitate reliable citation, long-term preservation, metadata exchange, and improved discoverability across scholarly databases, repositories, library catalogues, reference management systems, and search engines. However, the assignment of a DOI does not in itself guarantee inclusion in indexing services, bibliographic databases, or citation indexes.
European Hebrew Journal assigns a DOI to published article.
Example: https://doi.org/10.67469/EHJ2026.1.1.3
