APC Policy

Cinema & Territory. International Journal of Arte and Image’s Anthropology (IJAIA) is committed to supporting the broad dissemination of scholarly research and promoting equitable access to academic publishing opportunities for researchers across the global scholarly community.

The journal follows a No Article Processing Charge (No APC) Policy. Authors are not required to pay any fee for the submission, editorial assessment, peer review, processing, or publication of their manuscripts in the journal. The journal does not impose charges at any stage of the publication process, including:

• Manuscript submission

• Initial editorial screening

• Peer review

• Editorial processing

• Copyediting and production

• Online publication

• Access to published articles

All accepted articles are published on the journal’s official platform without requiring payment from authors. Editorial decisions are made solely on the basis of the scholarly quality, originality, relevance, methodological rigor, and contribution of the submitted work, and are independent of any financial consideration.

The journal believes that the ability to publish academic research should not be limited by an author’s institutional affiliation, geographic location, or financial resources. By maintaining a no-fee publication model, IJAIA seeks to encourage participation from established scholars, early-career researchers, independent researchers, artists, filmmakers, and interdisciplinary practitioners working in the fields of cinema, visual culture, art, image studies, anthropology, and related disciplines.

This policy reflects the journal’s commitment to academic integrity, inclusiveness, accessibility, and the free exchange of scholarly knowledge. Any future changes to this policy will be clearly announced on the journal’s official website and will apply only after formal publication of the revised policy.