The Akademi Journal is a scholarly publication dedicated to advancing understanding and practice at the intersection of academic knowledge and real-world solutions. The journal focuses on the multidisciplinary exploration of innovation, business, community service, social aspects, and creativity as key drivers of change and sustainable development.

We invite contributions presenting evidence-based research, critical analysis, systematic reviews, and relevant case studies within the following scope:

 

1. Innovation 

• Product and Process Innovation: The development of new ideas, methods, or technologies within organizations or society.

• Social Innovation: Novel solutions to pressing social problems and community needs.

• Technology Adoption: Studies on the diffusion and impact of new technologies (Digital Transformation, Industry 4.0).

• Innovation Ecosystems: The role of government, academia, industry, and civil society in fostering innovation.

 

2. Business 

• Management and Strategy: Corporate governance, human resource management, and strategic planning.

• Entrepreneurship: The formation, growth, and sustainability of new ventures (Start-ups, MSMEs).

• Finance and Marketing: Studies on investment, financial performance, consumer behavior, and digital marketing strategies.

• Sustainable Business: Integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into business models.

 

3. Community Service 

• Knowledge Application: Implementation of research findings and academic knowledge to address community challenges.

• Community Empowerment: Training programs, mentoring, and community-based capacity development.

• Technology Transfer: The application and dissemination of appropriate technology for welfare enhancement.

• Multi-sectoral Collaboration: Partnerships between academia, the private sector, and non-profit organizations in service activities.

 

4. Social 

• Contemporary Social Issues: Analysis of societal challenges, inequality, and social inclusion.

• Community Development: Research on improving the quality of life, health, and education at the local level.

• Public Policy: Evaluation and formulation of policies impacting social welfare and governance.

• Culture and Behavior: Studies on social values, behavioral change, and their impact on societal development.

 

5. Creativity 

• Creative Economy: The role of arts, design, media, and culture as an economic sector.

• Creative Process: Studies on how new ideas are generated, developed, and applied in various contexts (education, arts, business).

• Creativity and Talent: Identification, development, and management of individual and team talent.

• Creative Application: The use of creative thinking for problem-solving (Design Thinking) and enhancing quality of life.

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The Akademi Journal encourages contributions from diverse disciplines, including Economics, Management, Communication Studies, Sociology, Engineering, and other related fields, as long as they focus on one or the interaction of the five core pillars above.