Research articles report research results of major significance. They should include an abstract not exceeding 300 words, an introductory paragraph, and brief subheadings.<\/p>\n
General articles discuss current trends in innovation and research in a field that would be of interest to readers outside the field. The articles should include an abstract not exceeding 250 words, introductory paragraph, brief subheadings at appropriate places, illustrations that will help a general reader, and references.<\/p>\n
Review articles are expected to survey and discuss current developments in a field. They should be well focused and organized, and innovative in their presentation.<\/p>\n
Research communications contain important new findings that are novel and of fairly broad interest. They should include a brief abstract and an introductory paragraph and should NOT be broken up under subheads.<\/p>\n
Book reviews bring forward a critical analysis of books themed on research and innovation for inclusive development.<\/p>\n
News may cover important academic and innovation themed events or any other news of interest to researchers in general.<\/p>\n
Correspondence includes letters that are of general interest to scientists and technical comments, including those on articles or communications published in this Journal within the previous year. Short letters are preferred. Letters may be reviewed and edited.<\/p>\n
Opinion articles present views on issues related to research, innovation and academic discourses.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"