Management and Business
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The journal Management and Business follows an open access policy under which all published materials are freely available to readers immediately upon publication. No subscription, payment, registration or affiliation with a particular institution is required to access the full texts of articles.
Open access applies to all research articles and other materials published in the journal. Readers, researchers, teachers, students, libraries and other institutions may freely use the published materials in accordance with the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence.
The journal does not charge readers, libraries or institutions for access to its published content. Open access to the materials is provided without time, territorial or technical restrictions, except for those necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the journal’s official website.

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All articles published in Management and Business are made permanently available on an open access basis from the date of their official publication.
Users may, free of charge:

  • read the full texts of articles on the journal’s website;
  • download and store electronic copies of the materials;
  • print articles for personal, educational or professional use;
  • copy and distribute materials in electronic or printed form;
  • use published materials for educational, research and professional purposes;
  • include links to articles in bibliographic databases, catalogues, repositories, educational courses and scholarly resources;
  • cite, analyse and process the materials, provided that the principles of academic integrity are observed and the source is properly acknowledged.

Access to articles is not subject to an embargo period. Full texts remain available in the journal’s electronic archive after the relevant issue has been completed.
The official version of an article is the version published on the journal’s website and, where applicable, identified by a DOI. When using an article, users are encouraged to cite its official published version.

Users’ Rights
The conditions governing the use and redistribution of journal materials are determined by the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0).
Under the terms of this licence, users may:

  • copy and reproduce articles in whole or in part;
  • distribute materials in any format or medium;
  • incorporate extracts, tables, figures or other materials into their own scholarly, educational or informational works;
  • prepare extracts, reviews, summaries, abstracts and translations;
  • adapt, modify, supplement or transform the materials;
  • create new and derivative works based on the articles;
  • use the materials in teaching, educational courses, presentations and methodological materials;
  • deposit the materials in institutional, subject-based and other repositories;
  • use the materials for non-commercial or commercial purposes.

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  • identify the journal Management and Business;
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Attribution must be provided in an appropriate and generally accepted form. It must not imply that the authors, the Editorial Office or the publisher endorse the user, the user’s organisation, products, services or particular use of the material.
Users must not apply additional legal or technological restrictions that would prevent others from using the material under the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence.
The licence does not remove the obligation to comply with the principles of academic integrity. Use of materials without proper attribution may be regarded as plagiarism even where such use is formally permitted under the terms of the open licence.
Where an article contains photographs, figures, tables, questionnaires, scales or other third-party materials that are not covered by the CC BY 4.0 licence, the conditions governing their reuse are determined separately. In such cases, users must obtain permission directly from the relevant rights holder unless the intended use is otherwise permitted by law.
The full text of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence is available at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.

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Authors retain copyright in their published works. By submitting a manuscript for publication, the authors grant Management and Business the non-exclusive right of first publication and the right to publish the article on the journal’s official website, distribute and archive it, and transfer its metadata to scholarly, bibliographic, abstracting and full-text databases.
Retention of copyright means that authors may subsequently:

  • use the materials from the article in their own research and teaching activities;
  • include the article or parts of it in a thesis, monograph, educational publication or collection of their own works;
  • distribute electronic or printed copies of the article to colleagues and students;
  • deposit the published version of the article in institutional or subject-based repositories;
  • publish links to the article on personal webpages, academic platforms and professional networks;
  • translate, adapt or otherwise reuse materials from their own article;
  • authorise other persons to use the work in accordance with the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence.

When reusing their own article or a substantial part of it, authors must provide details of the original publication in Management and Business and include the DOI or a link to the official version of the material.
Authors are responsible for ensuring that the submitted manuscript does not infringe the copyright, proprietary, licensing or other rights of third parties. Where copyright-protected materials are used, authors must obtain the necessary permissions and properly acknowledge their source.
The full texts of published articles are freely available in the “Archive” section of the journal’s official website.
The journal’s open access policy complies with the principal provisions of the Budapest Open Access Initiative, under which users are permitted to freely read, download, copy, distribute, print, search and use the full texts of scholarly publications, while respecting the authors’ right to proper attribution.