Focus and Scope

The Journal of Emerging Global Synergy on Business, Management, Economics, Law and Society focuses on interdisciplinary research concerning emerging developments, challenges, transformations, and synergies within the fields of business, management, economics, law, and society. The journal encourages manuscripts that provide strong theoretical foundations, rigorous methodological approaches, relevant empirical evidence, and meaningful implications for academic research, organizational practice, public policy, and sustainable societal development.

The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Business

Business strategy and development; entrepreneurship and innovation; international business; business ethics; corporate sustainability; digital business and e-commerce; family business; small and medium-sized enterprises; business models; corporate social responsibility; business resilience; sustainable business practices; business analytics; digital transformation; and emerging trends in business environments.

Management

Strategic management; human resource management; marketing management; financial management; operations and supply chain management; organizational behavior; leadership and governance; knowledge management; innovation management; change management; risk management; project management; public management; quality management; sustainable management; technology and information systems management; and organizational resilience.

Economics

Microeconomics and macroeconomics; development economics; international economics; monetary and fiscal policy; financial economics; behavioral economics; environmental and ecological economics; digital economy; creative economy; labor economics; public economics; regional economics; sustainable economic development; economic inequality; economic resilience; financial inclusion; and contemporary global economic issues.

Law

Business and commercial law; corporate law; economic law; international law; constitutional and administrative law; labor law; competition law; intellectual property law; cyber law and digital regulation; consumer protection law; environmental law; financial and banking law; taxation law; dispute resolution; regulatory governance; human rights law; legal reform; and emerging legal issues arising from technological, economic, and societal transformation.

Society

Social development; social change; sociology and social policy; community development; education and human capital; social welfare; gender and social inclusion; poverty and inequality; demographic studies; digital society; media and communication; cultural studies; public policy; governance and institutions; sustainability and society; social entrepreneurship; community resilience; and the social implications of globalization, technological advancement, and economic transformation.

The journal particularly welcomes interdisciplinary and comparative studies that connect two or more of its principal fields and demonstrate how business, management, economics, law, and society interact in responding to emerging global challenges. Through this interdisciplinary orientation, the journal seeks to advance scholarly dialogue and generate knowledge that contributes to responsible governance, sustainable economic development, organizational effectiveness, legal advancement, and societal well-being.