Modern Multidisciplinary Research Review (MMRR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to the publication and dissemination of original research, reviews, analyses, and interdisciplinary studies across a broad range of academic and professional disciplines.
The journal covers research in science, technology, engineering, management, commerce, economics, education, social sciences, humanities, health sciences, environmental studies, law, public policy, and other multidisciplinary and emerging fields.
MMRR supports the international exchange of scholarly knowledge and provides librarians, information professionals, researchers, and academic institutions with unrestricted access to published content. This page provides information concerning journal access, cataloguing, metadata, licensing, archiving, preservation, and institutional use.
| Journal Title | Modern Multidisciplinary Research Review |
| Journal Abbreviation | MMRR |
| E-ISSN | 3084-0201 |
| Publication Frequency | Biannual — Two Regular Issues per Year |
| Publication Schedule | Issue 1: January–June | Issue 2: July–December |
| Publication Model | Immediate Open Access |
| Peer-Review Model | Double-Blind Peer Review |
| Language of Publication | English |
| Copyright | Copyright retained by the authors |
| Content Licence | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence (CC BY 4.0), unless otherwise stated |
| Article Identification | DOI or permanent article URL where assigned and available |
Articles published in MMRR are made freely available online immediately after publication. The journal does not place published scholarly content behind a subscription paywall or restrict access according to institutional affiliation.
Libraries may:MMRR operates under an immediate open-access publishing model. Readers may access published articles without subscription charges, institutional authentication, registration requirements, or payment for reading and downloading.
Open access supports the wider dissemination of research, equitable access to scholarly knowledge, international academic collaboration, teaching, learning, and informed professional practice.
Access to journal content remains subject to the copyright, licensing, attribution, and third-party rights statements displayed on individual articles.
Libraries and information centres may create catalogue records for MMRR and its published articles using the bibliographic information displayed on the journal website and individual article pages.
Catalogue records may include:
MMRR seeks to maintain accurate and structured bibliographic metadata to support library cataloguing, citation linking, repository deposit, academic discovery, and long-term access.
Journal and article metadata may include:
The journal seeks to improve the visibility and discoverability of published research by maintaining structured article pages, searchable issue records, accurate metadata, references, and permanent links where available.
Libraries may improve article discovery by:
The journal may submit bibliographic metadata and published content to scholarly search engines, libraries, repositories, DOI registration services, discovery platforms, and indexing or abstracting databases where appropriate.
Inclusion in an external database is determined independently by the policies, eligibility requirements, technical processes, and evaluation procedures of that service.
Submission of journal metadata to a service must not be interpreted as guaranteed acceptance, current indexing, or endorsement by that service.
MMRR is committed to supporting the long-term accessibility, authenticity, and integrity of its published scholarly record. Article files, issue information, bibliographic metadata, and related publication records are maintained through the journal’s digital publishing system.
Preservation measures may include:
The journal will identify specific third-party preservation services only where a formal and active preservation arrangement has been established.
Authors retain copyright of their original published work. Unless otherwise stated on an individual article, original MMRR content is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence (CC BY 4.0).
Reusers must provide appropriate credit to the original author or authors, identify the journal and source, provide a reference to the applicable licence, and indicate whether any changes were made.
The article-level Creative Commons licence applies to original journal content unless otherwise stated. Photographs, figures, tables, datasets, instruments, extracts, or other third-party material may be subject to separate copyright and licensing conditions.
Libraries and users should review article credit lines and rights notices before reproducing third-party material. Where reuse is not covered by the article licence or applicable law, permission must be obtained from the relevant copyright holder.
Libraries and academic institutions may include MMRR articles in institutional repositories in accordance with the licence and rights statement attached to each article.
Repository records should include complete citation information, the article title, author names, journal title, publication year, volume and issue details, licence information, and the DOI or official article URL where available.
Repository copies should not remove or obscure copyright, licensing, attribution, correction, or retraction notices.
Authors may archive permitted versions of their work in:
The archived record should identify the deposited version and provide a citation and link to the published article where available.
Libraries should retain and display links to corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, addenda, or other editorial notices associated with published articles.
Where an article is corrected or retracted, the original bibliographic record should remain traceable and should clearly identify the related editorial notice.
Libraries and repositories should preserve the integrity of deposited journal records and avoid altering article files, metadata, licensing statements, or editorial notices in a misleading manner.
Where an article is updated, repositories should identify the version held and link to the current official journal record.
Libraries and information centres are encouraged to:
The journal website may collect limited technical information concerning article access, downloads, browser type, IP address, referral source, and general website usage for security, administration, and service improvement.
Any collection and use of personal or technical information is governed by the journal’s Privacy Policy.
Text and data mining may be permitted under the applicable open-access licence, subject to reasonable technical limits, website security controls, privacy requirements, and applicable law.
Automated systems should not overload the journal website, circumvent security controls, interfere with other users, or collect protected personal information.
For library access support, institutional enquiries, cataloguing information, repository matters, metadata corrections, licensing questions, or other library-related requests, please contact the Editorial Office through the official contact details displayed on the journal website.
MMRR recognizes the essential role of librarians and information professionals in supporting research, education, information literacy, preservation, discovery, and responsible scholarly communication.
The journal values collaboration with libraries, repositories, universities, research institutions, and information services in advancing equitable access to reliable multidisciplinary scholarship.