Academicus ISJ, member of OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishers Associations). by sharing the principles of the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science at the 41st session of UNESCO General Conference in November 2021, is member of the Initiative for Open Citations (I4OC), Open Abstracts (I4OA) and Open Archives Initiative for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH), which is a multi-stakeholder project between scholarly publishers, infrastructure organizations, librarians, researchers to make scholarly citation data openly available to enable the creation of new and better metrics.

Academicus ISJ  is semi-annual self-published fully non for-profit journal; its average circulation is 1000 copies per issue and the revenues from the commerce of hard copies and e-books of its issues represent the financial support of the journal.

Academicus ISJ maintains a comprehensive institutional presence across European higher education systems, fulfilling formal research evaluation criteria and national library indexing requirements continent-wide. ANVUR, the Italian agency of evaluation of universities, research and scientific qualification, includes the journal in the list of qualified publications for European Academic Advancement in  Area 13 and Area 14 which include social, humanities and economic sciences, alongside official national research evaluations by  the Spanish Agency for Management of University and Research Grants AGAUR Carhus + 2025, MIAR, CIRC Clasificacion Categry C in Spain, NSD (Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills)  in Norway, the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies (Julkaisufoorumi), and the Danish BFI Framework via the Nordic ERIH PLUS Register. In Switzerland, the journal is catalogued across SLSP Swisscovery, unifying national university libraries and world-leading research institutions nationwide. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the journal is indexed in Jisc Library Hub Discover, aggregating research holdings across major higher education institutions. Furthermore, the journal is catalogued across major national library networks in Germany through the ZDB Zeitschriftendatenbank, EZB, BASE, and CEEOL, in France via SUDOC ABES, in Denmark and Sweden via KGL Bibliotek and LIBRIS, in Poland via Biblioteka Nauki.