Manuscript Preparation
Original Research Article
A Research Article should normally contain:
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Title
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Abstract (200–250 words)
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Keywords (5–8)
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Introduction
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Literature Review
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Research Objectives
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Methodology
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Results
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Discussion
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Conclusion
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Limitations
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Future Research Directions
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Acknowledgements (if applicable)
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Funding Statement
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Conflict of Interest Statement
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References
Review Article
A Review Article should normally include:
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Title
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Abstract (200–250 words)
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Literature Review
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Critical Analysis
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Discussion
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Conclusion
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Future Research Directions
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References
Business and Corporate Case Study
A Case Study should include:
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Title
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Abstract
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Background of the Case
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Problem Statement
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Theoretical Framework
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Data Collection and Analysis
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Findings
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Recommendations
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Conclusion
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References
Book Review
A Book Review should contain:
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Book Title
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Author(s)
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Publisher
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Place of Publication
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Year of Publication
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ISBN
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Number of Pages
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Introduction
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Summary of Contents
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Critical Evaluation
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Strengths and Limitations
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Conclusion
Short Communication
A Short Communication should contain:
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Title
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Abstract (Maximum 100 words)
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Keywords
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Main Text (without section headings)
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References
The manuscript should be concise and present significant preliminary findings or innovative ideas suitable for rapid dissemination.
Tables and Figures
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Number all tables and figures consecutively.
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Cite every table and figure within the text.
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Provide clear titles and captions.
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Acknowledge the source where applicable.
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Images should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi.
References
All references and in-text citations must follow the latest edition of the APA Style.
Authors are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of all references.