Diversity of Authors

Journal of Advanced Research in Social and Behavioural Sciences

International Author Reach

Connecting researchers and scholarly contributions across countries and regions.

A Growing International Scholarly Community

The Journal of Advanced Research in Social and Behavioural Sciences (JARSBS) welcomes scholarly contributions from researchers around the world. The geographical diversity of our authors reflects the journal's continuing development as an international platform for research, scholarly exchange and interdisciplinary discussion across the social and behavioural sciences.

13
Countries Represented
6
Global Regions
Global
Scholarly Community
Global Participation

Countries Represented by Our Authors

JARSBS publications include scholarly contributions from authors affiliated with institutions across the following countries.

Malaysia
Australia
Nigeria
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
United Kingdom
Saudi Arabia
China
Bangladesh
Morocco
Oman
Canada
Geographic Diversity

International Reach

Our authorship extends across major geographical regions, demonstrating the journal's expanding international research network.

Asia 6 countries
 
Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, China and Bangladesh
Middle East 2 countries
 
Saudi Arabia and Oman
Africa 2 countries
 
Nigeria and Morocco
Europe 1 country
 
United Kingdom
Oceania 1 country
 
Australia
North America 1 country
 
Canada

International Collaboration

JARSBS encourages collaboration among researchers across institutions, disciplines and national boundaries, supporting broader scholarly perspectives within the social and behavioural sciences.

Diverse Perspectives

International authorship contributes diverse social, cultural and institutional perspectives that strengthen comparative and interdisciplinary scholarly discussion.

Our Global Commitment

Expanding Our Global Research Community

JARSBS is committed to strengthening the geographical diversity of its authorship and encouraging high-quality submissions from researchers, institutions and research communities around the world.