International Journal of Multidisciplinary Global Research

Types of Manuscripts Published

1. Original Research Articles:

   • In-depth empirical or theoretical studies that offer new insights, findings, or solutions.
   • Research spanning multiple fields or offering novel interdisciplinary perspectives is highly encouraged.
   • Length: 3,000–12,000 words (including abstract, figures, and references).

2. Review Articles:

   • Comprehensive reviews of recent advancements in specific research areas or across disciplines.
   • Systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and conceptual frameworks exploring global issues in-depth.
   • Length: 4,000–7,000 words.

3. Case Studies and Practical Applications:

   • Real-world examples highlight the application of research in practice, policy, or industry.
   • Focus on lessons learned, challenges, and successes in multidisciplinary collaborations.
   • Length: 3,000–5,000 words.

4. Short Communications:

   • Concise reports of innovative findings, pilot studies, or emerging trends with significant potential impact.
   • Length: 1,500–2,500 words.

5. Perspective and Opinion Articles:

   • Authors' viewpoints on pressing global challenges, policy issues, or the future of research in specific areas.
   • Length: 2,000–3,000 words.

Abstracting and Indexing

This Journal aims for inclusion in leading academic databases and indexing services, including Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science, and it is currently indexing in Google Scholar. It ensures that published work reaches a broad audience and contributes to global research visibility and impact. The journal’s content is also integrated into institutional repositories and open-access networks, promoting knowledge sharing.

Scope and Themes of Regular Issues

1. Innovations and Emerging Trends
This issue captures the pulse of cutting-edge advancements and trends across fields such as technology, science, and business. It invites contributions on topics like:

• Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data applications
• Biotechnology, renewable energy, and environmental innovations
• Interdisciplinary research frameworks and future-forward thinking

Objective: To highlight how innovative research and emerging technologies transform societies and economies.

2. Global Challenges and Solutions
This issue addresses the world’s most pressing challenges, focusing on sustainable development, public health, environmental crises, and economic stability. It encourages submissions on:

• Climate change mitigation, environmental sustainability, and biodiversity
• Global public health challenges, pandemic preparedness, and healthcare equity
• Socioeconomic inequalities, poverty alleviation, and economic resilience

Objective: To provide actionable insights and promote collaborative research on solutions to urgent global issues.

3. Cultural Perspectives and Social Change
This issue explores the intersection of culture, society, and global change. It focuses on how social dynamics, ethics, and human rights shape and are shaped by global events. Topics include:

• Migration, diaspora, and cross-cultural interactions
• Education for global citizenship and inclusive societies
• Social equity, human rights, and policy frameworks for change

Objective: To promote dialogue on cultural diversity, social equity, and the ethical dimensions of global change.

Special Features

• Thematic Special Sections: Occasionally, each issue may feature special sections focused on emerging topics such as blockchain governance, mental health in a digital world, or climate tech innovations.
• Interviews with Global Thought Leaders: Select issues may include interviews or discussions with leading scholars, practitioners, or policymakers.
• Book and Policy Reviews: Reviews of recently published books or significant global policies are also welcomed to provide critical insights into contemporary issues.

Target Audience

The Journal caters to a broad audience, including:

• Academics and researchers across disciplines
• Policymakers, non-governmental organizations, and industry leaders
• Graduate students, educators, and global change advocates

Editorial Process and Submission Guidelines

The journal follows a double-masked peer review process to ensure the highest quality of research and fairness. Submissions are evaluated for originality, relevance, methodological rigor, and clarity. Accepted manuscripts undergo copyediting to meet the journal’s editorial standards.

• Publication Frequency: Four issues per year (March, June, September, and December) - (Quarterly).
• Open Access Policy: All published articles are available freely to maximize global reach and impact.
• Article Processing Charges (APC): This journal maintains reasonable APCs to ensure worldwide accessibility for researchers.

The International Journal of Multidisciplinary Global Research aims to serve as a dynamic forum for interdisciplinary dialogue, promoting solutions to complex global challenges. By bridging the gap between academia, industry, and policy, the journal aspires to shape a more sustainable and inclusive future.