Data Sharing Policy

Priangan encourages transparency in research. Authors are asked to identify the primary sources and data behind their arguments, such as archives, manuscripts, interview records, and field data, and to state where they are held or how they can be accessed.

Authors may be asked to provide supporting data for editorial review and should retain it for a reasonable time after publication. Where possible, authors are encouraged to deposit non-sensitive data in a public repository and cite it in the article. Data involving living persons, such as interview transcripts or field notes, must be shared only in accordance with the informed consent given and with respect for privacy and cultural sensitivity. Sharing of data is not a condition of publication where legal, ethical, or community restrictions apply; in such cases authors should explain the restrictions.