About the Journal
About IJSSASS
Languages: French and English
Accessibility: Open Access
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The International journal of social sciences and scientific studies (IJSSASS) is an international bi-monthly peer-review journal. IJSSASS has been at the forefront of scholarship on general education and, encouraging research and reflection on a range of disciplines in the general spectre of social sciences and sciences pertinent to Africa. Founded in 2013 under a cooperate educational consultancy firm called FETA, IJSSASS aims to serve as the forum where original research is presented and to shape the discussion of the most important and topical issues through a rigorous scholarship selection and editing process. Meeting the highest international standards, IJSSASS is published in English and French language, thus engaging in an international dialogue about education and safeguarding that its content is widely disseminated.
Coverage: Theology, Psychology, International Relations, Politics, Social Welfare, History, Public Administration, Law, Sociology, Anthropology, Information technology
Publishing Ethics
Plagiarism in all its forms constitutes unethical publishing behavior and is unacceptable. The journal has no tolerance for plagiarism. All submitted manuscripts must go through cross-checking using a Plagiarism Checker.
Important Dates- ![]()
Articles Submission Open for Volume-5 Issue-4 September 2025
Last Date of Article Submission: 1st August 2025
Date of Notification: 20th August 2025
Date of Publication: 29th September 2025
Current Issue
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) remain the backbone of economies worldwide, driving innovation, employment, and inclusive economic growth. However, the rapidly changing business environment—shaped by digital transformation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity threats, climate change, economic uncertainty, and evolving consumer expectations—has made sustainability a critical priority for organizations seeking long-term success.
This special issue, "SME Sustainability 2026," explores contemporary research and practical strategies that enable SMEs to remain resilient, competitive, and sustainable in an increasingly complex global landscape. It brings together interdisciplinary perspectives from social sciences, management, information systems, economics, environmental studies, entrepreneurship, and technology to examine how businesses can balance economic performance with social responsibility and environmental stewardship.
The articles featured in this issue investigate emerging themes including digital transformation, artificial intelligence adoption, sustainable business models, green innovation, cybersecurity resilience, financial sustainability, supply chain management, governance, entrepreneurship, policy development, and the role of technology in promoting sustainable enterprise growth. Collectively, these studies provide valuable theoretical insights and evidence-based recommendations for researchers, policymakers, industry practitioners, and business leaders.
As organizations navigate the opportunities and challenges of the digital era, sustainable SMEs will increasingly depend on innovation, responsible governance, technological readiness, and collaborative ecosystems. This issue contributes to the growing body of knowledge supporting resilient enterprises that create lasting economic, social, and environmental value.





