ISSN: 2327-008X, E-ISSN: 2327-2554,
The mission of the IJICS is to play a key role in disseminating high-quality scientific research in developing countries. The journal is committed to serving as a periodic publication venue for theoretical and applied research in the field of professional business, studying organizations, nations, markets, and society at large.
Goals
IJICS main goals are to promote scientific production and dissemination, as well as the advancement of knowledge, in developing countries. The journal seeks to publish original and unpublished articles that address relevant issues and offer valuable insights in the field of professional business.
Scope
The scope of IJICS encompasses a wide range of topics related to Multidisciplinary, Scientific Work, Management and Professional Business, with an emphasis on the needs and challenges faced by developing countries. The journal values:
– New theoretical perspectives: IJICS seeks contributions that enable a greater understanding and variety of professional business, with the aim of improving management efficiency and offering critical approaches. Priority is given to the development of new challenging theories, the enhancement of existing theory, and the identification of new research questions.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Internal Audit, Financial Fraud Detection, Machine Learning, Digital Transformation Abstract This study explores the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption on the
Keywords: spectral labour, domesticity, feminist materialism, reproductive violence, pedagogy, nationalism Abstract This article explores the concept of spectral labour—the invisible yet foundational emotional, reproductive, and symbolic
Abstract This study explores the relationship between religious beliefs and political participation in multicultural societies, examining how religious identity influences political engagement in diverse settings.
Abstract Legal protection for various human interests is usually carried out by the state as a power organization used to achieve the goals of the
Abstract Oral and dental health problems among adolescents remain a global public health challenge. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of hybrid motivational interviewing