Access Policy
Nafenzi Press is committed to promoting the wide dissemination of knowledge while respecting copyright, licensing arrangements, and sustainable publishing practices. This Access Policy outlines how published works may be accessed, distributed, and used by readers.
Access to publications is determined by the type of publication, its licensing terms, and the distribution model adopted by the publisher.
1. General Access Principles
Nafenzi Press applies access models that balance public accessibility, academic dissemination, and publishing sustainability.
All access decisions are made transparently and are clearly stated for each publication.
2. Open Access Publications
Certain publications issued by Nafenzi Press are made available under open access arrangements.
For open access works:
- The full text may be accessed online without charge
- Reuse and redistribution are governed strictly by the applicable license
- Proper attribution to the author and publisher is mandatory
Open access does not waive copyright ownership. All rights and obligations remain subject to the stated license terms.
3. Restricted and Controlled Access
Some publications are provided under restricted or controlled access, which may include:
- Preview or partial access (such as selected chapters or excerpts)
- Time-limited or platform-specific access
- Access limited to registered users or institutional subscribers
Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or sharing of restricted-access content is prohibited.
4. Paid Access and Commercial Distribution
Certain publications may be made available through paid access models, including:
- Sale of digital editions (e-books)
- Sale of print copies
- Licensed commercial distribution channels
Payment grants lawful access to the content but does not transfer copyright ownership or reuse rights beyond those explicitly permitted.
5. Hybrid Access Model
Nafenzi Press may apply a hybrid access model, where:
- A publication is freely accessible on the publisher’s official platform
- Commercial editions (e.g., formatted e-books or print versions) are sold separately
In such cases, free access does not authorize redistribution of commercial editions or removal of access controls.
6. User Responsibilities
Users accessing publications from Nafenzi Press are responsible for:
- Complying with the applicable license and access terms
- Providing proper attribution where reuse is permitted
- Refraining from unauthorized copying, redistribution, or monetization
Misuse of content may result in access restriction or legal action in accordance with applicable laws.
7. Accessibility and Availability
Nafenzi Press strives to ensure that its publications are accessible across devices and platforms.
Reasonable efforts are made to support accessibility features, including readable formats and responsive online presentation, where technically feasible.
8. Archiving and Preservation
Published works may be archived for long-term preservation in accordance with publishing standards and institutional requirements.
Archiving does not alter access status or licensing terms unless explicitly stated.
9. Compliance with Laws and Regulations
This Access Policy operates in conjunction with applicable laws and regulations, including Indonesian Copyright Law (Law No. 28 of 2014), and relevant international standards.
Nothing in this policy limits lawful exceptions for education, research, or library use as provided by law.
10. Policy Review and Updates
This Access Policy may be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect changes in publishing practices, technological developments, or regulatory requirements.
Any updates will be communicated transparently through official channels of Nafenzi Press.
11. Official Statement
Nafenzi Press is committed to providing responsible and equitable access to its publications while protecting intellectual property and supporting sustainable publishing.
