Independent publishing
Arachchige Publications
Arachchige Publications is being established as an independent publishing home for Research Mind. Its purpose is to make well-sourced research easier to access, examine and cite.
Purpose and origins
Access to research helps people ask better questions, test explanations and make informed decisions. Arachchige Publications is being developed for researchers, students and decision makers, including those with limited access to paid research databases.
The name honours the Arachchige family and the generations before it.
Research Mind
Research Mind brings together research reports, market audits and analysis. Its publication records let readers follow the evidence, identify the authors and find the available editions of a work.
Publishing responsibilities
- Authorship
- Each publication identifies its actual contributors and relevant affiliations.
- Evidence
- Sources, methods and material qualifications accompany the findings.
- Publication history
- Original publication dates, substantive updates and corrections remain traceable.
- Rights
- Reuse follows applicable copyright, source terms and permissions. Inclusion in Research Mind does not grant a reuse licence.
The named authors remain responsible for the accuracy, sourcing and interpretation of their contributions. The publishing initiative is being developed around clear publication records, accessible policies and a route for raising corrections.
Founder and contact
Arachchige Publications is being developed by Kushan L. Arachchige, a multidisciplinary researcher and the founder of Research Mind.
For publishing enquiries or conversations about future participation, use the contact page. For an editorial concern, include the work's URL, the statement at issue, supporting evidence and the change requested.
Policies and publication records
Each work has its own publication record, with authorship, dates, a citation and links to its available editions. Follow that record when citing a work or checking its publication history. Where a work carries specific reuse terms or permissions, follow those terms alongside applicable copyright and source conditions.