ISSN Information
Official publication identity details for IROAP as an online international scholarly journal.
Publication identity
IROAP uses ISSN information to identify its journal title clearly in article records, citations, library references, repository metadata, and scholarly discovery systems.
- Journal title
- International Research Organization and Academic Publication
- Print ISSN
- N/A
- Online ISSN
- 3155-6981
- Publisher information
- International Research Organization and Academic Publication
- Publication frequency
- Monthly
- Publication language
- English
- Country of publication
- Philippines
- Contact information
- iroapph@gmail.com
- Academic connection
- INSPIRE PH (inspire-ph.org)
- Registration status
- Registered with the National Library of the Philippines and the International Centre for ISSN, Paris.
Why ISSN registration matters
The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is a recognized identifier for journals and other continuing publications. Having an ISSN helps distinguish IROAP's official journal title from similarly named publications and supports consistent identification across citations, catalogues, databases, repositories, and library systems.
Registration with the International Centre for ISSN, Paris connects the publication record to the global ISSN network. This supports international recognition of the journal identity, improves the accuracy of publication metadata, and helps readers, authors, librarians, and indexing services verify the serial publication connected to an article.
Importance of National Library registration
Registration with the National Library of the Philippines supports IROAP's formal publication identity within the country of publication. It strengthens bibliographic recognition, assists library cataloging and preservation, and confirms that the journal is represented through an appropriate national publication record.
The Online ISSN 3155-6981 identifies the official online journal title shown above. ISSN and library registration support publication verification and discoverability, while indexing, citation counts, and database inclusion remain subject to the policies and review processes of each external platform.
