UDS International Journal of Development

Publisher
nan
ISSN
2026-5336
Country
Ghana

About this journal

The UDS International Journal of Development (IJD) is a multidisciplinary academic journal dedicated to promoting critical discourse and innovative solutions in the field of development studies. Its scope encompasses a wide range of thematic areas, including poverty reduction, sustainable development, governance and democracy, human rights, conflict resolution, gender equality, and global health. The IJD seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the multifaceted challenges and opportunities facing developing nations, encouraging research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and informs policy decisions.

The journal's key themes reflect its commitment to addressing contemporary developmental issues through rigorous scholarship and interdisciplinary collaboration. It welcomes submissions that explore the interconnectedness of economic, social, political, and environmental factors in shaping development trajectories. The IJD prioritizes research that embraces diverse theoretical perspectives, methodological approaches, and regional contexts, promoting a nuanced and comprehensive understanding of development processes.

The IJD's target audience consists of academics, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students with a keen interest in development studies. The journal's articles serve as a platform for sharing cutting-edge research findings, promoting dialogue, and informing evidence-based policy interventions. The IJD aims to bridge the gap between academia and practice, encouraging the application of research insights to real-world challenges.

The IJD's impact is measured by its contributions to advancing knowledge in development studies, shaping policy debates, and fostering collaborative research initiatives. The journal's articles have been widely cited in scholarly publications and policy documents, demonstrating its influence on the field. The IJD's commitment to open access publishing ensures that its research findings are readily available to a global audience, promoting the dissemination of knowledge and fostering a wider understanding of development issues.

Volumes (20 articles)