The International Journal of Business and Sustainable Development (IJBSD) is an academic initiative of the Manav Utthan Society (MUS), India. MUS is a non-partisan, non-political, and non-profit organization committed to advancing education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, social equity and socio-economic diversity. MUS is ardent to promote erudite, pragmatic, and contemporaneous research in the disciplines of Business, Economics, Accounting, Finance, Humanities, Social Sciences, Information Technology, Scientific Management, Public Administration, and research aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Aligned with its mission, MUS India, has initiated the journal “International Journal of Business and Sustainable Development”.
Established in 2024, the International Journal of Business and Sustainable Development (IJBSD) aims to provide a high-quality platform for multidisciplinary research in the domains of business and sustainable development. IJBSD follows a rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure objectivity, transparency, and academic integrity in the evaluation of submitted manuscripts. The journal is an open-access, biannual publication (published twice a year) and is available exclusively in online format.
The International Journal of Business and Sustainable Development (IJBSD) publishes articles in English in order to promote wider international accessibility and facilitate global academic engagement and scholarly collaboration. It adheres to strict ethical and academic standards to ensure the publication of original, impactful, and methodologically sound research.
The journal welcomes contributions from researchers, academicians, and practitioners across diverse disciplines, including but not limited to: Business Management (Marketing, Banking and Finance, Economics, Human Resource Management), Entrepreneurship Development, Information Technology, International Business, Tourism, Corporate Governance, Legal Studies, Geo-political Studies, Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Administration, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, Agricultural studies, and research aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).