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The African Journal of Business, Economics and Management (AJBEM) is a peer-reviewed academic journal providing a platform for research and scholarly discussion in business, economics, management, entrepreneurship, and organizational studies. The journal publishes research that contributes to understanding contemporary economic and organizational challenges and supports evidence-based approaches to business development and economic transformation. The journal has a particular interest in research concerning African economies, businesses, entrepreneurs, institutions, and emerging markets while also welcoming comparative and international studies that provide meaningful insights into African business and economic development.

Journal of Behavioral Wellbeing and Applied Psychology (JBWAP) — Publishes research on psychological wellbeing, behavior change, and applied social/clinical psychology, welcoming experimental, longitudinal, and intervention-based research on how individuals and communities flourish, cope, and change behavior.

Journal of Cultural Anthropology and Ritual Studies (JCARS) — Publishes ethnographic and theoretical work on culture, ritual, kinship, and meaning-making across human societies, supporting long-form ethnography as well as comparative and theoretical contributions engaging religion, cosmology, and material culture.

journal of Behavioral Wellbeing and Applied Psychology (JBWAP) — Publishes research on psychological wellbeing, behavior change, and applied social/clinical psychology, welcoming experimental, longitudinal, and intervention-based research on how individuals and communities flourish, cope, and change behavior.

Journal of Urban Sociology and Community Life (JUSCL) — Publishes peer-reviewed research on cities, neighborhoods, and the social structures that shape urban life, with a focus on how urban change (gentrification, migration, housing policy, racial/economic stratification) reshapes community cohesion, belonging, and inequality.

A fictional test journal covering research and scholarly discussion in cybersecurity, emerging technologies, information systems, and related digital technologies. The journal publishes research articles, reviews, and interdisciplinary studies addressing current technological developments and their practical implications.

NJAES is a quarterly, peer-reviewed, open-access journal publishing original research on applied environmental science in West Africa. The journal covers environmental monitoring, land and water resource management, climate adaptation and pollution control, with an emphasis on field-based work of direct relevance to policy and practice in the region.

The Journal of Political Communication & Digital Media (JPCDM) is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Meridian Scholars Press, an independent, non-commercial open-access publisher, dedicated to advancing rigorous scholarship on the intersection of politics, communication, and digital technology. It provides a dedicated home for research that has, until now, been scattered across broader communication, political science, and computational social science journals, bringing that work together under a single venue with an explicit, shared commitment to methodological rigor, geographic and platform diversity, and public relevance. JPCDM was founded to address two gaps in the existing publishing landscape. First, much of the influential research on social media and political communication remains concentrated in a small number of high-cost, subscription-based venues, limiting access for scholars, journalists, and policymakers outside well-resourced institutions. Second, as documented across multiple systematic reviews (e.g., Kubin & von Sikorski, 2021; Ross Arguedas et al., 2022), the underlying evidence base is heavily skewed toward U.S. samples and a small number of platforms, particularly Twitter/X. JPCDM is designed to actively counteract both problems: it is fully open access from launch, and it explicitly prioritizes comparative, cross-national, and cross-platform submissions in its review criteria. The journal serves an interdisciplinary readership of political scientists, communication and media scholars, sociologists, computational social scientists, and policy researchers, as well as journalists, platform-policy practitioners, and civil-society organizations seeking peer-reviewed evidence on digital political communication. JPCDM publishes quarterly, with continuous online-first publication of accepted articles ahead of print compilation, and welcomes original research, systematic and narrative reviews, theoretical and critical commentary, methods notes, and curated data papers (see Section 4). Editorially, JPCDM is committed to transparent, timely, and constructive peer review; adherence to COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) standards; and open data and reproducibility practices wherever legally and ethically possible. While published under the Meridian Scholars Press imprint, the journal is not owned by a commercial publishing conglomerate, and its editorial decisions rest solely with its Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board, governed by the policies set out in this document.