an international, peer-reviewed scholarly journal that advances research at the intersection of marketing, applied psychology, and business. The journal focuses on understanding the psychological and behavioral mechanisms underlying consumer, customer, and market behavior, and how these insights inform marketing strategies, business decision-making, and organizational practice. The journal welcomes theoretically grounded and methodologically rigorous empirical research, systematic and integrative literature reviews, and conceptual studies. Research may employ quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, behavioral, and other appropriate approaches, provided that the research design, analytical procedures, and theoretical contributions are clearly articulated.

The journal covers consumer and applied psychology; marketing strategy and consumer markets; digital, technology, and emerging marketing contexts; ethical, social, and sustainable marketing; and cross-cultural and contextual perspectives. Topics include consumer behavior, psychology, branding, digital marketing, customer experience, artificial intelligence, marketing analytics, sustainability, and international and comparative marketing. The journal particularly welcomes studies that connect psychological mechanisms with marketing phenomena and business outcomes, provide theoretically meaningful explanations of consumer or market behavior, and offer insights that extend beyond narrowly context-bound findings.

GRHRM focuses on research that advances understanding of people, work, and human resource management, with particular attention to how HRM practices, organizational processes, technological change, and institutional and cultural contexts shape employee and organizational outcomes. Its scope includes, but is not limited to: Strategic and Organizational Human Resource Management Strategic HRM; human capital management; talent management; workforce planning and employment systems; human resource development; and organizational development. Work, Employees, and Organizational Behavior Organizational behavior and psychology; occupational and work psychology; leadership and people management; employee engagement and experience; work design; changing employment practices; learning and training; knowledge management; performance management; and employee performance.

Employee Wellbeing and Sustainable Work
Employee and workplace wellbeing; work-life integration; sustainable HRM; green HRM; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and workplace relations. Technology and the Future of Work Digital HRM; HR analytics; artificial intelligence in HRM; technology-enabled work; workforce transformation; human–technology collaboration; and the future of work. Institutional, Cultural, and Societal Perspectives Labor economics and employment issues; ethical and institutional dimensions of HRM; cross-cultural and comparative HRM; Islamic HRM; and culturally grounded perspectives on human resource management.

The Golden Ratio of Mapping Idea and Literature Format (GRMILF) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access multidisciplinary journal that publishes rigorous original empirical research and literature-based scholarship across diverse fields of academic inquiry. The journal aims to advance knowledge by disseminating significant empirical findings, theoretical developments, methodological insights, conceptual perspectives, and research directions. GRMILF welcomes quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research, as well as literature-based and knowledge-mapping studies. Its scope includes research employing statistical modelling, structural equation modelling, experimental and quasi-experimental approaches, secondary-data analysis, and other rigorous empirical methods, alongside systematic literature reviews, bibliometric analysis, science mapping, scoping reviews, meta-analysis, meta-synthesis, conceptual and theoretical synthesis, and related approaches.

As a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary journal, GRMILF welcomes contributions from fields including business and management, marketing, finance, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, human resource management, psychology, education, information systems, technology, social sciences, public policy, environmental studies, engineering, and other emerging areas of scholarship. The journal particularly values studies that generate meaningful empirical, theoretical, methodological, conceptual, or literature-mapping contributions, including the identification of emerging themes, research trends, knowledge structures, research gaps, and future research opportunities. GRMILF seeks scholarly contributions that demonstrate methodological rigor, theoretical or conceptual grounding, and clear relevance to the advancement of knowledge across disciplines.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access multidisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing knowledge through the generation, analysis, interpretation, documentation, and scholarly presentation of research data and evidence. The journal publishes original research and data-oriented studies that transform systematically collected or derived data into meaningful scientific findings and knowledge. GRDIS welcomes quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, observational, computational, and evidence-based research across diverse academic disciplines. Its areas of interest include accounting, finance, management, business, economics, public policy, computer science, information systems, data science, education, linguistics, engineering, mathematics, statistics, health and medical sciences, law, politics, public administration, and the social sciences.

The journal particularly values research that provides well-documented data, transparent analytical procedures, validated measurements, reproducible evidence, meaningful empirical findings, and substantive scholarly insights. GRDIS welcomes studies employing appropriate statistical, econometric, qualitative, computational, experimental, bibliometric, and evidence-synthesis approaches. The journal seeks contributions that demonstrate methodological rigor, data quality, scientific transparency, ethical integrity, and a clear contribution to knowledge, while encouraging research that connects data and evidence across disciplines and advances understanding of emerging scientific, technological, economic, social, and policy-related issues.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing research in finance, financial management, banking, financial markets, and related areas of financial economics. The journal publishes rigorous theoretical, empirical, methodological, and applied research that contributes to a deeper understanding of financial decision-making, financial institutions, markets, investments, risk, and the management of financial resources. GRFM welcomes quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, theoretical, conceptual, and literature-based studies addressing contemporary issues in finance and related fields. Its areas of interest include corporate finance, banking and financial institutions, investments and asset pricing, financial risk and stability, behavioural and personal finance, accounting and financial reporting, public and Islamic finance, FinTech and digital finance, and sustainable and green finance.

The journal values research that provides meaningful empirical, theoretical, methodological, managerial, or policy contributions. GRFM particularly welcomes studies that generate new evidence, extend financial theory, develop innovative methodologies or conceptual frameworks, identify emerging financial issues, and provide relevant insights for researchers, practitioners, financial institutions, organizations, regulators, and policymakers.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing research in auditing, assurance, accounting, governance, risk, internal control, financial reporting, and related areas of accountability and financial integrity. The journal publishes rigorous theoretical, empirical, methodological, conceptual, and applied research addressing contemporary issues in auditing and related fields. GRAR welcomes quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, archival, experimental, survey, case study, historical, critical, and literature-based research. Areas of interest include external and internal auditing, audit quality, auditor independence, audit committees, audit fees, audit risk, forensic accounting, fraud prevention, financial reporting, accounting information systems, corporate governance, internal control, compliance, public-sector auditing, sustainability and ESG assurance, audit analytics, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies in auditing.

The journal values research that provides meaningful empirical, theoretical, methodological, professional, managerial, regulatory, or societal contributions. GRAR particularly encourages studies that address emerging audit challenges, strengthen accountability and financial integrity, advance auditing theory and practice, and generate insights relevant to researchers, auditors, accounting professionals, organizations, regulators, policymakers, and other stakeholders across international contexts.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research in the social sciences and education. The journal publishes rigorous empirical, theoretical, conceptual, methodological, and evidence-based studies addressing contemporary educational and social issues across diverse cultural, institutional, and geographical contexts.

GRSSE covers education and learning, including educational policy, curriculum, pedagogy, teaching and learning, teacher education, higher education, educational assessment, educational technology, Islamic education, and comparative education. The journal also welcomes research in social sciences and human behavior, including sociology, anthropology, psychology, communication, linguistics, culture, identity, and social change. Additional areas include public administration, governance, public policy, public services, law and society, social welfare, community development, socioeconomic development, inequality, labor, and social transformation. Interdisciplinary studies examining the relationships between education, society, institutions, technology, culture, and development are particularly encouraged. GRSSE accepts quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, comparative, theoretical, conceptual, and evidence-synthesis research that demonstrates methodological rigor and contributes to broader scholarly understanding.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated primarily to law and legal studies, with particular attention to their relationships with social policy, governance, and society. The journal publishes rigorous doctrinal, empirical, theoretical, conceptual, comparative, historical, socio-legal, and interdisciplinary research addressing contemporary and historical legal issues across national, international, and transnational contexts.

GRLSPR covers constitutional and administrative law, civil and commercial law, criminal law and justice, human rights, international and comparative law, environmental law, labor and employment law, health and medical law, family law, technology and artificial intelligence law, legal institutions, judicial processes, and legal reform. The journal also welcomes research on social policy, social protection, social security, social welfare, poverty, inequality, gender, migration, health, education, governance, public policy, regulation, and sustainable development, particularly where these issues have a clear legal, regulatory, institutional, or socio-legal dimension. GRLSPR welcomes research using qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, doctrinal, comparative, historical, and socio-legal approaches that demonstrates analytical rigor and makes a clear contribution to legal scholarship and the understanding of law in society.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research in taxation and its economic, institutional, legal, behavioral, and social dimensions. The journal publishes rigorous empirical, theoretical, conceptual, comparative, and interdisciplinary research that contributes to understanding taxation systems, policy, administration, compliance, enforcement, and their implications for governments, organizations, businesses, and society.

GRTS welcomes research on tax policy and public finance, tax administration and enforcement, taxpayer behavior and compliance, corporate and international taxation, tax law and regulation, tax accounting, and emerging taxation issues, including digital, environmental, and sustainable taxation. The journal welcomes studies conducted in national, comparative, international, and transnational contexts. GRTS accepts quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, comparative, experimental, archival, doctrinal, theoretical, conceptual, and evidence-based approaches, provided that the research demonstrates methodological or analytical rigor and makes a substantive contribution to taxation studies. Studies from accounting, finance, economics, law, management, psychology, or related fields are considered when taxation is central to the research question, analysis, or scholarly contribution.

is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access multidisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing scholarly knowledge on community service, community engagement, empowerment, and sustainable community development. The journal publishes rigorous research and evidence-based studies of community-based interventions addressing real-world challenges and contributing to measurable improvements in community well-being, capacity, resilience, and development.

GRCSD welcomes research from diverse disciplines when community intervention, engagement, empowerment, or development is central to the study. Its areas of interest include community empowerment and development; community health, education, and well-being; community economy, entrepreneurship, and livelihoods; community governance, collaboration, and social inclusion; and innovation, sustainability, and community resilience.

The journal welcomes qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, participatory, action research, community-based research, program evaluation, and case study approaches appropriate to the research question and intervention context. GRCSD primarily publishes original research and evidence-based community service studies, including intervention studies, community development initiatives, program evaluations, and innovative models of community engagement. Manuscripts should demonstrate clear community relevance and provide evidence of implementation, outcomes, impact, or potential for sustainable community development.