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AfriSci Journal of Interdisciplinary Research
The AfriSci Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (AJIR) is Africa's premier open-access, peer-reviewed journal for cross-disciplinary scholarship that transcends traditional academic boundaries. AJIR publishes original research that integrates methodologies, theories, and evidence from multiple disciplines to address Africa's most complex and interlinked development challenges — including climate change, food-energy-water nexus, digital transformation, public health emergencies, urbanisation, and conflict. By fostering collaboration across STEM, social sciences, humanities, law, medicine, and the arts, AJIR accelerates innovative solutions uniquely suited to Africa's diverse contexts and challenges.
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The AfriSci Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (AJIR) is Africa's premier open-access, peer-reviewed journal for cross-disciplinary scholarship that transcends traditional academic boundaries. AJIR publishes original research that integrates methodologies, theories, and evidence from multiple disciplines to address Africa's most complex and interlinked development challenges — including climate change, food-energy-water nexus, digital transformation, public health emergencies, urbanisation, and conflict. By fostering collaboration across STEM, social sciences, humanities, law, medicine, and the arts, AJIR accelerates innovative solutions uniquely suited to Africa's diverse contexts and challenges.
Aims & Scope
AJIR welcomes original interdisciplinary research articles, convergence reviews, cross-sector case studies, and mixed-methods investigations. Priority areas include climate-health-food nexus research, technology and society in Africa, digital transformation and social impact, One Health approaches, urban sustainability and smart cities in Africa, science-policy interface research, climate justice and environmental equity, innovation ecosystems and cross-sector collaboration, post-pandemic recovery research, and futures and foresight studies in Africa. AJIR maintains the highest standards of interdisciplinary peer review with specialist and cross-disciplinary reviewers. Indexed in Google Scholar, DOAJ, CrossRef, Scopus, and Web of Science Africa.
Category
Interdisciplinary
Languages
english, french, arabic
Access Type
Open Access
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Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Aisha Patel
Open Access Journal
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