International Journal of Education Economics and Development
2009 - 2026
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Volume 17, issue 3/4, 2026
- Management accounting: contribution to sustainability reporting pp. 249-264

- Vera Sampaio, Anabela Martins da Silva, Amélia Ferreira da Silva and Albertina Paula Monteiro
- Health literacy in preschool: evaluation of the e-Bug platform in Portugal pp. 265-276

- Mariana Guise, Clementina Rios, Joana Cavalcanti, Teresa Lopes and Joana Torres
- The impact of school management on the distribution of teaching service pp. 277-288

- Estrela Paulo, Elisabete Pimenta, Rosa Martins, João Pascoinho and Ana Isabel Rodrigues
- The importance of human body awareness in early ages pp. 289-302

- Rita Oliveira, Teresa Lopes, Joana Cavalcanti, Clementina Rios and Joana Torres
- Acceptability of cashless payment technologies at festivals: the case of Primavera Sound Porto pp. 303-313

- Elvira Vieira and Ana Pinto Borges
- Ten years of digital technology in health: assessing the impact of telemedicine in Portugal pp. 314-325

- Ana Pinto Borges and Elvira Vieira
- Inclusion in the primary education: perspective of a student with autism spectrum disorder pp. 326-339

- Cristiana Pereira, Sónia Leite, Rosa Martins and Cindy Vaz
- Story time and the promotion of reading interest in pre-school age - case study pp. 340-349

- Rita Leão, César Freitas, Joana Cavalcanti, Rosa Martins and Carla Ribeiro-Cunha
- The contribution of benchmarking to the management of the quality of healthcare in the emergency department pp. 350-368

- Pedro Alexandre Oliveira Rodrigues, Anabela Martins da Silva, Amélia Ferreira da Silva and Carla Alexandra Oliveira Mesquita
- Changes in physical activity habits of the population of Guimarães after the COVID-19: analysis by age, gender, and educational qualifications pp. 369-386

- Aldina Sofia Silva, Inês Oliveira Gonçalves, Dimas Pinto, Joana Rodrigues-Carvalho, Lourenço Freitas and Joana Costa
- Self-esteem and English language learning in secondary school students pp. 387-402

- Kevin Mario Laura-De La Cruz, Jorge Lizandro Choque-Quispe, Sam Michael Espinoza-Vidaurre, Paulo Cesar Chiri-Saravia, Gina Maribel Valle-Castro, Mirian Karina Valle-Castro and Rossana Valdez-Copaja
- Perceptions of the Guimarães citizens about sports policy programs pp. 403-417

- Aldina Sofia Silva, Inês Oliveira Gonçalves, Dimas Pinto, Joana Rodrigues-Carvalho, Lourenço Freitas and Joana Costa
- The social educator in promoting active and digital ageing pp. 418-431

- Cindy Vaz, Ana Camões, Rita Valente, Margarida Rodrigues and Eusébio Costa
- Perception of primary school teachers regarding the inclusion of students with non-functional autism in regular education classes pp. 432-440

- Sónia M.d.S. Leite Ruão Pinheiro Harry Leite
- The role of information and communication technologies in the development of children with special needs: perceptions and challenges of social educators in a school context pp. 441-449

- Ana Camões, Cindy Vaz, Isabel Sousa and José Agostinho Pinto
Volume 17, issue 2, 2026
- Board characteristics, corporate social responsibility and bank performance in an emerging economy: the moderating effect of foreign ownership pp. 127-157

- Peter Arhenful, Jones Adjei Ntiamoah and Joseph Asare
- Institutional service quality and student repurchase intention among B-school students: mediating role of student perceived value pp. 158-176

- Subeer Banerjee, Richa Banerjee and Abhijeet Singh Chauhan
- Does the civil service commission of Bangladesh map skills to align public administration major graduates' education, recruitment testing, and training to ensure substantial educational development? pp. 177-202

- Gazi Mahabubul Alam, Romana Kader, Vesna Skrbinjek, Md. Mahfuzur Rahman, Karima Bashir and Nor Azni Abdul Aziz
- Research trends around the use of immersive technologies in the university context: a bibliometric analysis pp. 203-215

- Esaú Toro Vanegas, Sergio Gómez Molina, Carlos Augusto Puerta Gil, à ngela MarÃa Lopera Murcia, Jackeline Valencia and Ada Gallegos
- Factors on behavioural intentions in hybrid learning of accounting students in East Java, Indonesia pp. 216-231

- Saarce Elsye Hatane, Michelle Michelle, Hendri Kwistianus, Hatane Semuel and Rosalia Taub Gabronino
- Do gender inequalities in education perpetuate gender inequalities in the labour market? pp. 232-246

- Sohan Clarisse Dembele and Patrice Rélouendé Zidouemba
Volume 17, issue 1, 2026
- Shaping literacy success: unravelling the impact of parental education, reading attitude, and home reading activities among Indonesian students pp. 1-17

- Martha Christianti, Nur Cholimah, Eka Sapti Cahyaningrum and Ika Budi Maryatun
- 'The digital teaching revolution: bridging the gap with tech self-efficacy and citizenship' empowering teachers through innovative digital resources pp. 18-38

- Shamrao Parashram Ghodake, Vinod R. Malkar, Ankita Pathak, Radhika Gandhi Shah, Rakesh Sarvaiya, Mohammedshakil S. Malek and Ravi Rajai
- What influences students' perceptions towards continuance usages of e-learning platforms? Evidence from an emerging country after the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 39-64

- Manisha Saini, Nisha Yadav, Atul Garg, Pardeep K. Ahlawat, Pankaj Kumar and Anand Chauhan
- Women's financial empowerment: unpacking the influence of socio-economic, education and demographics pp. 65-86

- Mamta Aggarwal and Priya Gupta
- Psychological wellness of employees: role of AI-based digital technology and leadership behaviour in higher educational institutions pp. 87-108

- Shilpi Sarna, Dhananjay Beura, Ipsita Dash and Anchal Luthra
- Assessing the efficiency of the education and health budget in poverty alleviation: evidence from Indonesia pp. 109-126

- Septiana Dwiputrianti, Muhammad Nabiel, Rozita Arshad and Hye Kyoung Lee
Volume 16, issue 5, 2025
- An analysis of how peer mentors at university adjusted their mentoring strategy to facilitate better mentoring practice during COVID-19 from 2019-2021 pp. 1-22

- Peter Baur and Chané de Bruyn
Volume 16, issue 4, 2025
- Satisfaction and learning outcomes from blended learning accounting studies in Greece pp. 399-415

- Chara Kottara, Sofia Asonitou, Eleni Tourna, Ioannis Psaromiligkos, Apostolos Zaridis and Vasiliki Brinia
- The price of progress: how much are households spending on shadow education in India? pp. 416-435

- Pushpendra Singh and Archana Singh
- The effectiveness of a gamification-based training program in developing some social communication skills of students with autism spectrum disorder pp. 436-453

- Worud Awamleh
- Education financing: a bibliometric survey of educational spending pp. 454-478

- P.D. Singh, Abhinav Chandel, Deepti Semwal and Abhishek Kumar Singh
- Remittance and financial development: a comparison between highly- and less-educated migrants pp. 479-495

- Md. Abdur Rahman Forhad, Gazi Mahabubul Alam and Vesna Skrbinjek
- National university systems as agents for regional development: the Brazilian case pp. 496-511

- W.E. Hewitt
- The impacts of technology and human capital on Malaysia's multifactor productivity pp. 512-526

- Noorazeela Zainol Abidin and Ng Wei Jian
Volume 16, issue 3, 2025
- Employer perception on graduate employability: evidence from Uttar Pradesh pp. 287-300

- M. Yousuf Malik, Kulsoom Raza, Irsad and Ranjana Singh
- Sustainable development and blended learning in accounting education pp. 301-315

- Chara Kottara, Dimitra Kavalieraki-Foka, Fragiskos Gonidakis, Sofia Asonitou, Apostolos Zaridis and Vasiliki Brinia
- Assessing the students' digitalisation at country level by building a composite index based on PISA 2018 pp. 316-338

- MarÃa Verónica Alderete
- Government financial assistance in higher education: an empirical analysis of efficiency in Australian universities pp. 339-357

- Carolyn Thi Thanh Dung Tran and Jerrie Ngoc Nhu Binh Tran
- Unveiling the impact of abusive supervision on life satisfaction in Indian higher education: a trust-breaking phenomenon pp. 358-371

- Manisha Singh
- Whistleblowing, fraud and forensic accounting subjects: a perception of accounting students in East Java, Indonesia pp. 372-398

- Saarce Elsye Hatane, Juan Michael, Agustino Leo Sutanto, Hendri Kwistianus and Hatane Semuel
Volume 16, issue 1/2, 2025
- Enhancing innovation performance in the Latin America and Caribbean region: evidence, proposals, and improvement strategies from the case of Brazil pp. 4-29

- Paulo Vinicius Petriz Maciel Monteiro, Fábio de Oliveira Paula, David Nunes Resende, Branca Regina Cantisano dos Santos e Silva, Carlos Eduardo de Andrade Lima da Rocha, Jorge Ferreira da Silva and Murilo de Alencar Souza Oliveira
- Characterisation of the training of the auditor accountant in Ecuador: a look through university public statements pp. 30-51

- Juan Carlos Armijos, Ariel La Paz and à ngel Higuerey
- Credible and non-credible sources of information: students' perception of their skills pp. 52-61

- Olinda Gil, César Freitas, João Pascoinho, Estrela Paulo, Rosa Martins, Sofia Gonçalves, Joana Cavalcanti and Teresa Macedo
- Necessary skills for teachers towards digital information and communication technologies in the current era pp. 62-77

- Victor Borges Canella, Maria da Graça Câmara Batista, Áurea Sandra Toledo de Sousa, Maria LuÃsa Silva Rocha and Luisa Borges Canella
- Actors involved in the acquisition processes of higher education institutions in South America pp. 78-91

- Juan Carlos Armijos, MarÃa de Miguel Molina and Carlos Ripoll Soler
- Analysis of the use of e-commerce in Baja California, Mexico: higher education students 2023 pp. 92-105

- Juan Antonio Meza Fregoso, Nora del Carmen Osuna Millan, Rigoberto Negrete Urbano, Ricardo Fernando Rosales Cisneros and Héctor Luis González DÃaz
- Determinants of relational marketing in customer satisfaction and loyalty: a study applied to products of mass consumption in Portugal pp. 106-119

- Adriano Costa and Joaquim Antunes
- A critical analysis of the 'neoclassical tradition' and economics education in Turkey pp. 120-133

- Sema Yılmaz, Rahmi Deniz Özbay and Rui Alexandre Castanho
- Creation of an ICT appropriation unit as a mechanism for relating with the environment. Case: Faculty of Telecommunications Engineering of the University of Santo Tomás pp. 134-147

- Juliana Arevalo-Herrera, Tatiana Zona-Ortiz, Carlos Hernán Fajardo-Toro and Sebastián Arias
- The practice of special education teachers in remote teaching during and after the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 148-158

- Isabel de Castro Chaves, Ana Isabel Carvalho, Rosa Martins, Estrela Paulo, João Pascoinho, Ana Isabel Rodrigues, Ana Camões and Cindy Vaz
- The perceptions of experience and satisfaction after the implementation of the electronic information system - SEI at the Federal Institute of Rondônia pp. 159-171

- Ana Paula Camarinha, António Abreu and Marcelo Tenório Matos Júnior
- The role of sustainability in university curricula: trend analysis and research agenda pp. 172-187

- Luis F. Garcés-Giraldo, Diana C. Velasco-Cardona, Juan Camilo Patiño-Vanegas, Alejandro Valencia-Arias, Jhennifer Rojas-Arias and Waldo AlbarracÃn Sánchez
- Research management in higher education institutions in Bolivia and Paraguay: a SWOT analysis pp. 188-198

- Makhabbat Ramazanova, Fátima Matos da Silva, Helena Albuquerque, Jorge Eduardo Fuentes à vila, Beatriz Margarita Barrera Zuleta and Silvia MarÃn Guzmán
- Teachers' perceptions about professional motivation and well-being: an actual perspective pp. 199-208

- Helena Dias, Inês Oliveira Gonçalves, Susana Sã¡, Joana Costa, João Pascoinho and Aldina Sofia Silva
- Understanding e-book continuance intention among students in a developing country: the role of relative advantage, satisfaction and e-reading habits pp. 209-226

- Duong Luu Thi Thuy, Van Nguyen Thi and Binh Do Thi
- Human capital and job seekers: which is faster to work, vocational colleges or university? Indonesian experience pp. 227-246

- Padang Wicaksono, Debrina Vita Ferezagia and Ida Ayu Wayan Regita Iswari Puri
- The current state and long-term development forecasts of doctoral education: a case study of Armenia pp. 247-267

- Ruzanna A. Shushanyan, Maria J. Ohanyan, Anush A. Sargsyan and Shushanik A. Sargsyan
- Job discrimination or false wage gap in the current century? An analysis of graduates of the Faculty of Agricultural Economics pp. 268-285

- Rina Bucaram-Leverone, Victor Quinde-Rosales, Francisco Quinde-Rosales and Pamela Vera-Pianda
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