Manuscript Preparation

Manuscripts should be prepared in a clear, logically organized format, with a word limit of 7,000 for research articles; however, for exceptions, it is recommended to send an email before submitting. 

Typical research manuscripts may include:

Abstract
Use a standardized abstract format that at least includes the purpose, methodology, findings, implications, and conclusion.

Introduction
Establish the research problem, theoretical context, gap, significance, and objectives.

Literature Review / Theoretical Background
Present relevant theoretical and empirical foundations.

Methods
Describe research design, data, sample, measures, analytical procedures, models, software, and relevant ethical considerations.

Results
Report findings clearly and transparently.

Discussion
Interpret findings in relation to existing knowledge.

Theoretical and Practical Implications
Explain the contribution and implications of the research.

Limitations and Future Research

Conclusion

Declarations

References

Tables and figures should be numbered, cited in the text, and accompanied by descriptive titles.