Aim and Scope

The aim of "National Sustainable Development Studies" is to provide a comprehensive platform for scholarly exploration and dissemination of knowledge across diverse disciplines contributing to sustainable national development. The journal seeks to foster an inclusive space where researchers, academics, practitioners, and policymakers can engage in meaningful discussions, share insights, and present innovative solutions that address the complex challenges and opportunities associated with sustainable development at the national level.

The scope of the journal encompasses, but is not limited to, the following areas:

1. Economics: Examining economic policies, models, and strategies that promote sustainable development at the national level.

2. Environmental Studies: Investigating the impact of development on the environment and exploring sustainable practices and conservation efforts.

3. Technology and Innovation: Assessing technological advancements and innovations that contribute to national development while ensuring sustainability.

4. Social Sciences: Exploring societal aspects, including education, healthcare, and community development, to foster inclusivity and social well-being.

5. Cultural Studies: Investigating the role of culture in shaping sustainable national development and preserving cultural heritage.

6. Policy and Governance: Analyzing policy frameworks and governance structures that facilitate sustainable development initiatives.

"National Sustainable Development Studies" welcomes original research articles, reviews, and theoretical contributions that advance understanding and provide actionable insights for achieving and maintaining sustainable development goals at the national level. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches and collaborations to address the multifaceted nature of sustainable national development.