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Our Journal
Title: Journal of Advocacy, Research and Education
Print ISSN: 2410-4981
Online ISSN: 2508-1055
Publication Frequency: Once in 4 months (April, August, and December).
About the Journal:
Journal of Advocacy, Research and Education (JARE) offers an international and open access opportunity for the distribution of multidisciplinary research since 2014. This journal is published by the Centre for Behaviour and Wellness Advocacy (formerly KAD International, Ghana) in Ghana, with technical and funding support from Cherkas Global University Press (Washington, District of Columbia, USA).
The journal, which is indexed by Scopus, is managed by Editor-in-Chief Jacob Owusu Sarfo, PhD (University of Cape Coast, Ghana and the Founder of the Centre for Behaviour and Wellness Advocacy), who is assisted by an outstanding international Editorial Board.
Aims and Scope
The JARE publishes original submissions (both empirical and theoretical), reviews, position papers and commentaries on multidisciplinary themes to address all areas of Sustainable Development Goals.
Our scope covers a wide range of themes in education, social sciences, cultural studies, law, health sciences, arts, applied sciences, pure sciences, engineering, technology, business and other related disciplines.
We encourage submissions that are of broad interest to people all over the world. Manuscripts that are plagiarised and of poor quality will not be considered for peer review.
Average Manuscript Acceptance Rate
35% of all submissions
Speed
30 days to first decision for all manuscripts (Median)
75 days to first decision for reviewed manuscripts only (Median)
180 Submission to accept (Median)
295 Submission to publication (Median)
Article Publishing Charge for Open Access
*Free (Automatic 100% waivers)
The cost of the Article Processing Fee (1,000 USD) for the JARE is fully covered by the Centre for Behaviour and Wellness Advocacy, Ghana, organisations like Cherkas Global University Press, and individuals to promote readership and submissions of quality articles under Open Access, especially from resource-limited regions, as indicated by Research4Life.