Editorial Policies

The Admiralty Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (AJMR) offers wide ranging and wide spread analysis of all surfaces of Humanities, Social and Management Sciences. Fundamentally, it emphasizes universal proficiency in the vital methods, techniques and areas of research. By so doing, it is able to provide a window for its readers to share mutual understanding across the full range of the subjects within its broad scope. Significantly, the journal attempts to link concept with training by publishing case studies and covering the latest important issues. Its fundamental focus is on the disciplinary segmentations within its broad fields while its major objectives are to; provide a means of publication of empirical and theoretical research in its focus areas; disseminate the results of new scientific research findings to the public; and accelerate the transfer of knowledge from empirical and theoretical research results to practice.

These given, the journal contains empirical and theoritcal articles and critical reviews using both qualitative and qualitative approaches and other methods. The journal adopts double- blind peer-review method to publish its wide range of articles which are closely monitored by the editors. The review process is rigorous and manuscripts that do not meet the editorial standards would not normally be admitted into the process. The entire review process of articles submitted are done online and digitally. Authors must also use the online submission system for submitting their manuscripts. It is only when they are unable to do so that they should contact the editor through the email.

The Admiralty Journal of Multidisciplinary Research is published two times (June and December) of every year. The journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. The journal recognizes that the Author, the Editor and the Reviewer have clear cut duties in the publication process and must submit to the requisite ethics. It also takes very serious, the issue of plagiarism and insists that papers submitted for publication must be screened for plagiarism. The journal will immediately reject papers that have a similarity level of above 20% using the Turnitin plagiarism detection tool.