International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science (2147-4478)
2012 - 2025
Current editor(s): Prof.Dr.Umit Hacioglu From Center for the Strategic Studies in Business and Finance Editorial Office,Baris Mah. Enver Adakan Cd. No: 5/8, Beylikduzu, Istanbul, Turkey. Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Umit Hacioglu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 14, issue 3, 2025
- Factors affecting travel intention and purchase behavior of airline passengers: the mediating role of promotional discounts in airline tickets pp. 01-17

- Antoinette Nicole De Castro, Mary Gee De Gucena, Ma. Gianina Andrea Serrano and Ph.D. Antonio E. Etrata
- Impact of automated picking systems on operational efficiency in South Africa’s manufacturing warehouses pp. 18-29

- Tshepo Mabotja
- A comparative analysis of lean manufacturing usage in Small and Medium Apparel Enterprises in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 30-41

- Pushpa Govender, Winiswa Mavutha and Tshepo Mabotja
- Contribution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices to the wellbeing of communities around the North Mara Gold Mine in Tanzania pp. 42-52

- Immaculate Gillo, Odass Bilame and Emiliana Assenga
- The influence of hybrid working model on employee performance with the mediation of remote management and effective monitoring: study at PT PLN (Persero) pp. 53-59

- Fiena Rasulia, Noermijati and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Deconstructing dimensions of resilience in Small and Medium Enterprise in Eswatini: a literature analysis pp. 60-72

- Warren Julius Kule and MacDonald Kanyangale
- Where are the women? analysing women in leadership positions at institutions of higher learning in South Africa pp. 73-77

- Andile Sokani and Hlengiwe Zulu
- Influence of individualized consideration on employee engagement in parastatals in the energy sector in Kenya pp. 78-87

- Doris Change
- The role of training and development on enhancing work engagement and employee quality service delivery pp. 88-100

- Protasia Prosper, Chacha Matoka and Charles Cleophace Ngirwa
- Responsible leadership influence on readiness towards change in a South African state-owned enterprise pp. 101-113

- Jeremy Mitonga-Monga and Dakalo Precious Monyai
- The effect of workplace environment and compensation on employee performance with job satisfaction as an intervening variable; study on employees of Permuda Tirta Kanjuruhan Regency, Malang pp. 114-123

- Naves Navila and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Risk management in the oil and gas sector: management of government equities in the Nigeria oil and gas sector pp. 124-138

- Ever Obi and Olajide Solomon Fadun
- Financial literacy in SMEs: a study of knowledge and practices in Umgungundlovu District, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa pp. 139-150

- Sphume Dlungwane and Bomi Cyril Nomlala
- Qualitative analysis of the influence of biases and emotions on decision-making in stock markets: the case of individual investors pp. 151-163

- Alain Finet, Julie Laznicka and Hugo Palumbo
- Assessing poverty dynamics in social grant dependent household: a comprehensive analysis pp. 164-173

- Hannah Dunga
- Assessing the financial condition of municipalities in Nepal pp. 174-186

- Resam Lal Poudel, Surya Bahadur G C, Devi Lal Sharma, Umesh Singh Yadav, Indra Prasad Tiwari and Ajay Thapa
- The influence of financial socialization, financial attitude and locus of control on financial behavior with financial literacy as a mediating variable: study on Generation Z in Malang City pp. 187-197

- Zida Fitrotus Salsabila and Sumiati
- Examining the impact of marital status and gender on household income dynamics pp. 198-206

- Hannah Dunga
- Strengthening financial sustainability through corporate governance: a study on commercial banks of Bangladesh pp. 207-217

- Md. Shahidul Islam Zahid and Md Golam Ramij
- Study of internal and external factors influencing the choice of multi-banking relationships among SMEs in Senegal: an approach using multinomial logistic regression pp. 218-230

- Amon Anike Deh, Sarata Barry and Fatoumata Thiam
- The relationship between corporate governance and firm profitability among JSE-listed basic materials sector firms pp. 231-241

- Lindiwe Nxumalo, Sphume Dlungwane and Bomi Cyril Nomlala
- Contribution of revenue enhancement plans to fiscal performance: A study of Local Government Authorities in Tanzania pp. 242-252

- Dennis Hyera, Michael Kadigi and Daniel Wilson Ndyetabula
- The Impact of Credit Risk Management Policies on the Growth of Deposit Money Banks: The Nigerian Experience pp. 253-264

- Ever Obi, Olajide Solomon Fadun and Babajide Abayomi Ijimakinwa
- An empirical assessment of financial prudence among South African individuals: investigating savings and investment behaviour pp. 265-280

- Siphelele Rulashe, Syden Mishi, Sibanisezwe Khumalo and Desiree Hunter
- Why do I change my health behavior? the role of mobile health monitoring and health consciousness pp. 281-288

- Po-Chiang Wang, Yu-Lung Wu and Ren-Fang Chao
- Teachers’ readiness at modernising teaching of accounting using available technology applications to ensure learners 21st essential skills pp. 286-296

- Melikhaya Skhephe and Simbongile Mditshwa
- Education the new currency for unification in the African digital society pp. 297-303

- Devashree Naidoo
- The influence of caring pedagogy on student success and access in one school of education in South Africa pp. 304-310

- Kgomotlokoa Thaba-Nkadimene, Duduzile Mzindle, Cephas Makwara, Mamothibe Thamae and Violet Makwara
- A cultural significance of the concept “Monna ke Nku, O llela teng†in the Balobedu communities: a case of Motsinoni Village, Greater Letaba Municipality, Limpopo Province pp. 311-319

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata, Pelewe Mphephu and Decent Munzhelele
- The impact of financial literacy on the performance of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs): A review of literature pp. 320-332

- Tshepang Molosiwa and Jacob Holland
- Corporate governance, organizational culture, and firm performance: a systematic literature review (SLR) and future research opportunities pp. 333-346

- Neni Meidawati Didied, Gladi Rosida and Ataina Hudayati
- Small and Medium-sized Enterprises’ perspectives on the relationship of tax knowledge to tax compliance: An exploratory study in a developing country pp. 347-359

- Nompumelelo Precious Sithebe, Lesley June Stainbank and Chanthal Ronald
- Dimensions of creativity as mediator between generative artificial intelligence and creative output in Philippine advertising agency pp. 360-368

- Ma. Scherry Mei Gonzales, Sophia Nicole Matawaran, Pascua Mary Christ, Rafael Luis Pesueña and Antonio Etrata, Jr.
- Augmented theory of planned behaviour, tax literacy and tax compliance in developing countries: a conceptual framework pp. 369-378

- Emmanuel Oseifuah
- South African research on livestock theft: a systematic review pp. 379-388

- Mpho Mzingelwa and Stephen Mutula
- The challenges and opportunities in implementing universal health coverage: a comparative study of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand pp. 389-397

- Luthfi Dwi Risyanda
- The relationship between practical lifestyles and cost escalation over members’ contribution to health insurance in Tanzania: The mediation of non-communicable diseases pp. 398-417

- Salum Kanyungu
- An examination of safety culture in patient safety incident reporting: a literature review through the spider framework pp. 418-421

- Mutiara Desty
- Impact of rewards and benefits on motivation among Allied health professionals in a Public Hospital pp. 422-432

- Makoma Molalathoko and Mamoloko Rachidi
Volume 14, issue 2, 2025
- Digital skill improvement in creative economy industries pp. 01-12

- BRA. Sekar Kinanthi Mpsw and Achmad Sudiro
- The relationship between ease of doing business and FDI attraction in South-Eastern Asia pp. 13-26

- Darlington Chizema, Ramos E. Mabugu and Christelle Meniago
- Understanding the factors influencing individuals’ intention to buy second-hand clothing: A Mauritius perspective pp. 27-45

- Shelley Tyne Tyne Tang Fat Sang and Xue Bing Peng
- Transferred affection: Celebrity influencers as enablers of brand loyalty of smartphones in Nigeria’s emerging market pp. 46-57

- Kizito Alakwe
- The disruptive nature of AI-Powered technologies: balancing the dichotomy of dependence and autonomy for IT Professionals pp. 58-69

- Mark Frater and Iiemsa
- The effect of servicescape on consumer revisit intention through fine dining restaurant satisfaction and reputation in Malang City pp. 70-78

- Majdah Makkiyah Guntur and Nur Khusniyah Indrawati
- The influence of strategic planning and organizational culture on organizational performance with transformational leadership as a mediating variable: a study on the Madiun City government pp. 79-90

- Haris Al Marzuki Faza and Wahdiyat Moko
- Diversity perceptions and organizational commitment as predictors of performance and satisfaction pp. 91-107

- Ioana Vinași
- Transformational leadership and catalytic collaboration in village development: Study in Mojokerto, East Java, Indonesia pp. 108-113

- Novy Setia Yunas, Mochammad Fauzi Said, Abdul Aziz and Mi’rojul Huda
- Addressing nurse turnover in Ghana: the interplay of stress factors, job satisfaction, and transformational leadership pp. 114-127

- Isaac Duku, Ethel Ansaah Addae, Nilesh Kumar and Muhammad Yaseen Bhutto
- The Impact of green human resource management on decent work: Linking environmental sustainability and employee well-being pp. 128-140

- Maurus Mpunga
- Examining the role of trade unions during salary negotiations in public schools pp. 141-145

- Sipho Makgopa and Mpho Makgopa
- Tax avoidance: the role of profitability, sales growth, corporate social responsibility, corporate size and age pp. 146-152

- Saparila Worokinasih and Nur Imamah
- The effect of taxpayer religiosity, tax amnesty, and tax sanction on taxpayer compliance with micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) taxes pp. 153-163

- Tomy Prasetia
- Capital structure and a firm´s profitability: is there any relationship? pp. 164-172

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Influence of demographics on drivers of, and preference for, digital personal banking in South Africa pp. 173-204

- Avikar Ramsundra, Roger Mason and Thomas Dobbelstein
- Holding momentum on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 205-216

- Johannes Scheepers De Beer
- Chinese mining sector investment and energy independence in Africa: A panel data analysis of 20 Countries from 2013 to 2022 pp. 217-232

- Makatleho Georginah Domela, Ze Tian and Brian Mereta
- Exploring savings and spending behaviour among university graduates in Bangladesh pp. 233-240

- Sojib Islam, Rahatul Islam and Raad Mozib Lalon
- Determinants of bank deposits under changing economic conditions in South Africa pp. 241-251

- Richard Apau and Athenia Bongani Sibindi
- Democracy and inclusivity: the political participation and representation of People Living with Disabilities (PLWDs) in Africa pp. 252-261

- Adekunle Akinola and Nolubabalo Magam-Chaka
- Empowering rural communities in the Vhembe district to prevent gender based violence: an impact evaluation of the men and boys championing change programme pp. 262-271

- Konanani Constance Matambela, Rendani Tshifhumulo and Bernard Nthambeleni
- Psychosocial challenges faced by young females dating sugar daddies a case study conducted at the selected university, Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 272-278

- Valeria Baloyi, Mpho Madzhie and Maphuti Chueng
- Exploring perceptions and challenges of transitioning wood processing SMEs into commercial ventures: a case study of Buseko and Mandevu-Chaisa markets in Zambia pp. 279-290

- Adrian Robert Saluti, Bupe Getrude Mutono Mwanza and Benjamin Kaira
- Multipurpose traditional vegetables for food security pp. 291-308

- Mokgaetji Georginah Mokganya
- Exploring the purpose and evolution of education: from informal learning to formal schooling, challenges, international legal frameworks and recommendations for the future pp. 309-315

- Chiedza Simbo
- Exploring higher education policies regulating breastfeeding on university campuses: implications for the wellbeing of women academics pp. 325-331

- Fikile Xaba, Eyitayo Francis Adanlawo and Mpho Chaka
- Applying the UTAUT model to explore user behavior in ChatGPT usage pp. 332-341

- Yen-Ling Chou, Yu-Lung Wu and Ren-Fang Chao
- Barriers to sustainable integration of ICT in Pietermaritzburg public secondary schools pp. 342-351

- John Mangundu, Cephas Makwara and Kgomotlokoa Thaba-Nkadimene
- Assessing gender disparities and variability in STEM education using subject scores pp. 352-364

- Vhutshilo Nekhubvi, Vuledzani Makhoshi, Vhutshilo Molaudzi, Thakhani Ravele, Ndivhuwo Ndou and Rendani Netshikweta
- Mapping the Landscape: Challenges and Growth Prospects for Construction SMEs in Gauteng Province, South Africa pp. 365-374

- Henok Hailu and Makgopa Tshehla
Volume 14, issue 1, 2025
- Exploring the relationship between ESG performance and firm value in Chinese and US banks The moderating impact of environmental uncertainty and competitive advantage pp. 01-16

- Changjun Zheng, Md Abdul Mannan Khan, Changjun Zheng, Rabiul Islam, Md Mohiuddin Chowdhury and Md Mohiuddin Chowdhury
- Strengthening resilience: the synergistic role of credit risk and customer relationship management in non-bank financial institutions pp. 17-26

- Emmanuel Paulino, Ronald Romero, Paulo Noel Mazo and Ronaldo Tan
- International Financial Reporting Standards for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and the quality of financial reporting: South African Perspective pp. 27-36

- Ndivhuwo Sirembe, Vusani Moyo and Emmanuel Kojo Oseifuah
- The intervening role of marketing effectiveness on interactive marketing and marketing performance pp. 37-46

- Kenneth Kaunda, John Kuria Thuo and George Adegu
- The adoption of e-health tools for digital mental health services in a South African higher education institution pp. 47-57

- Rhodrick Nyasha Musakuro
- An analysis of Taiwanese banks' foreign direct investment timing in Japan: The role of external environmental factors pp. 58-64

- Wu-Hua Chang
- Financial inclusion through agent banking in Bangladesh: opportunities and challenges pp. 65-73

- Dhiman Barua, S.M. Akber, Rozina Akter and Md. Roman Khan
- Exploring stochastic volatility in financial market pp. 74-79

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Harnessing migration for sustainable development in Africa: challenges and opportunities pp. 80-88

- Elvis Madondo and Hummerly Dhobha
- A sociological investigation into the factors influencing women's political participation in South Africa: a qualitative approach pp. 100-111

- Andile Sokani, Sinelisiwe Thwala and Motlagabo Matseke
- Exploring the divine: a deeper look into religious motifs in Siswati poetry pp. 112-119

- Khulisile Nkuna and Innocent Zitha
- Exploring the measures to improve parent-teen sexual health communication in rural Mpumalanga province, South Africa pp. 120-128

- Nothando Mbalenhle Mngomezulu, Majapi Masala-Chokwe and Tshiamo Ramalepa
- The effects of foster care backlog on prospective beneficiaries in Thulamela Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 129-135

- Livhuwani Mafela and Tumelo Sekgobela
- Challenges facing uMsunduzi local municipality in supporting SMMEs in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa pp. 136-143

- Njabulo Xulu
- The ideal 4th Industrial Revolution lecturer in South African Universities pp. 144-150

- Takalani Mashau
- Project-based learning for promotion of entrepreneurial education among first level science students pp. 151-159

- Rene Pearce, Innocent Zitha, Georgina Mokganya, Vhutshilo Molaudzi, Vhutshilo Nekhubvi and Osca Matsilele
- Lexical reiteration as the English First Additional Language learners’ strategic approach to achieve cohesion in essay writing pp. 160-168

- Mzamani Khosa, Khazamula Maswanganyi and Innocent Zitha
- Evaluating the representation of entrepreneurship in grade 10-12 business studies syllabus in South African schools pp. 169-174

- Sanele Ngcobo
- Sustainable development goals (SDGs) within Romanian accounting research from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) pp. 175-191

- Emil Adrian Bancu
- The effectiveness of service provision in the South African local municipalities A case of the selected Municipality in North West Province pp. 192-198

- Eunice Chesa, Arthur Shopola and Lusanda Juta
- Barriers to quality nursing documentation at a mental health institution A qualitative study pp. 199-208

- Andile Glodin Mokoena- De Beer, Itumeleng George Masondo and Nkhensani Florence Mabunda
- Investigating factors that encumber old mutual protect covers in South Africa pp. 209-214

- Reginald M. Ndwamai, Ndivhuwo Sirembe and Ambani Tshikovhi
- An era of political destruction: The post-South Africa’s 2024 Elections Outcome pp. 215-221

- Karabo Thobejane and Thabang Motswaledi
- Modelling intrusion detection systems using swarm intelligence pp. 222-236

- Wamashudu Sigogo and Rodney Mushininga
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