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• July

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

  This issue marks the inaugural publication of the journal, setting the foundation for scholarly discussions on sustainability, governance, and digital transformation in business. The articles highlight key themes such as circular economy practices, technological innovation in biomass utilization, corporate governance in banking, and the growing role of artificial intelligence and business intelligence in organizational decision-making.

  A distinctive strength of this first issue lies in the diversity of author affiliations, featuring contributions from leading institutions across multiple countries. These include Southern Technical University, University of Basrah (Iraq), Universiti Utara Malaysia (Malaysia), BMKG and Darma Persada University (Indonesia), Christopher University, Osun State University, Lagos State University (Nigeria), and Robert Gordon University (United Kingdom).

  This broad international representation underscores the journal’s global orientation and commitment to publishing research from both emerging and developed economies, offering rich, context-driven insights into contemporary business challenges.

• Nov

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025)

  This issue presents diverse perspectives on sustainability, economic development, and digital transformation across emerging economies. The published articles explore important themes including sustainable urban transit, military expenditure and economic growth, financial inclusion in agriculture, artificial intelligence in banking, and halal tourism research trends.

  Several studies emphasize the growing influence of technology and innovation in shaping business and societal outcomes, particularly through technopreneurship and AI-driven customer engagement. At the same time, the issue highlights broader socioeconomic concerns such as agricultural productivity, regional economic stability, and sustainable tourism development.

  A notable strength of this issue is its strong international and institutional representation. Contributing authors are affiliated with institutions such as Universiti Utara Malaysia (Malaysia), Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (Indonesia), Bingham University, Federal University Dutsin-Ma, and Prince Abubakar Audu University (Nigeria). This diversity reflects the journal’s commitment to promoting scholarly contributions from emerging economies and fostering global academic collaboration on contemporary sustainability challenges.

• Mar

  Vol. 1 No. 3 (2026)

  This issue highlights the growing role of technology, ethics, and organizational resilience in shaping sustainable business practices. Several articles focus on digital transformation, including the adoption of autonomous construction technologies and data modelling for business intelligence in EdTech and FinTech sectors, emphasizing the shift toward data-driven and automated systems.

  In parallel, the issue underscores the importance of human and ethical dimensions, with studies examining accounting ethics and employee retention amid organizational change. These contributions reinforce that sustainability is not only technological but also behavioral and value-driven.

  From a financial perspective, the analysis of solvency margins in the insurance sector provides insight into risk management and financial stability in emerging markets.

  The authors in this issue are predominantly affiliated with institutions in Malaysia and Nigeria, reflecting strong contributions from emerging economies. This diversity enriches the discussion with context-specific insights relevant to developing markets navigating rapid economic and technological change.