Updated on 7th June 2020

1. Ghislain Vidzem, Lecturer, ISTTI IUGET, The Impact of Agro-Industrial Rice Cultivation in Cameroon.
2. Howard Chitimira, Professor of Law, North West University, An Analysis of the Role-Players in the Enforcement of the Zimbabwean Insider Trading Laws.
3. Ann-Marie Iveren Terfa-Tarhemba, PhD Student, University of Wolverhampton, Understanding the Thrust of Criminal Justice Systems in Developing States: Plea Bargaining of Financial Crimes.
4. Alvin Drischler, Retired, Washington College, Hyman Minsky and the 2008 Financial Crisis.
5. MD Nazmul Hossain, Master’s Student, Higher School of Economics, Cooperative Investment Policy to Accelerate the Entrepreneurship and to Improve the Unemployment and Poverty Conditions in Bangladesh. Co-Author(s): Sabbir Ahmed
6. Hadas Doron, Senior Lecturer, Tel Hai College, Guilty Victims – Attitudes and Perceptions of Honor Killing in Israeli-Arab Society. Co-Author(s): Lev-Visel Rachel
7. Ayesha Abbas Khan, MS Management Research Student, Air University, Exploring On-boarding Activities and Turnover Intention, Meditating Role of Organizational Commitment of Software Professionals. Co-Author(s): Jaweria Aslam
8. Williams Ola Ayeni, Researcher, Fismars & Felma Nigeria Limited, Business Ethics and Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis for Nigeria Economy.
9. Riceli Mendoza, Professor VI, University of Southern Mindanao, Worldview of Oral Prose Literatures of the Yakans.
10. Evelyn Juanitas, Associate Professor 1, University of Southern Mindanao, Lived Experiences of Korean Immigrants on Learning Local Languages.  
11. Orfelina Ajero, Associate Professor 1, University of Southern Mindanao, Exploring Police Investigation Reports: A Linguistic Analysis.
12. Edna Luz De Guzman, Associate Professor II, University of Southern Mindanao, Teachers’ use of Perfect Tenses in Oral Discourse: A Linguistic Analysis.
13. Vhenus Maglinte, Associate Professor IV, University of Southern Mindanao, Exploring the Minds of Glossophobic Manobo Teachers: A Phenomenology. Co-Author(s): Dr. Riceli C. Mendoza, Professor VI
14. Claire Lacerna, Associate Professor 1, San Agustin Institute of Technology, Iconic Representation of Women in Philippine Magazine Advertisements.
15. Ruby-Jane Pabatang, Teacher III, DepEd Cotabato Division, Metadiscourse and Argumentative Features of Award-winning School Paper Editorials. Co-Author(s): Dr. Riceli C. Mendoza, Professor VI
16. Dickson Pagente, Associate Professor 1, San Agustin Institute of Technology, Unifying Binukid Language Varieties through the Employment of Genetic Relationship.
17. Alfred Jan Naparan, Teacher III, President Roxas National High School, Inked Identity: The Unfolding Stories Behind Tattoos. Co-Author(s): Dr. Riceli C. Mendoza, Professor VI
18. Marvie Martizano, Assistant Professor 1, Colegio de Kidapawan, Solace and Twinge of Teachers in English for Academic and Professional Purposes. Co-Author(s): Dr. Riceli C. Mendoza, Professor VI
19. Laura Fugoso, Teacher III, DepEd Kidapawan City Division, Engrish in Ads, Announcements, Slogans and Signages: A Language Phenomenon. Co-Author(s): Dr. Riceli C. Mendoza, Professor VI
20. Williams Ola Ayeni, Researcher, Fismars & Felma Nigeria Limited, Financial Development, Investment and Economic Growth: Evidence from Nigeria.
21. Richard Adeayo Ademulegun, Researcher, Rutotech International Limited, The Financial and Economic Crisis and Developing Countries.
22. Mark Lokanan, Associate Professor, Royal Roads University, Corporate Governance Best Practices: A Structural Approach.
23. John A Oloyede, Professor, Ekiti State University, Foreign Exchange Transaction and Nigerian Banks’ Performance: A Panel Regression Analysis. Co-Author(s): Adeola O Adejayan, Lecturer
24. Amna Khaliq, Instructor, Business Management, Northern Lights College, Stereotypes and Glass Ceiling Barriers for Young Women’s Leadership.
25. Amna Khaliq, Instructor, Business Management, Northern Lights College, Informal Networks of Indian Students in Canadian Institutions.
26. Mthokozisi Luthuli, Administrator, Durban University of Technology, The Effectiveness of Disbursing Social Security Grants in South Africa: A Case Study of Mgungundlovu Disctrict in Kwazulu-Natal.
27. Mark Lokanan, Associate Professor, Royal Roads University, The Enforcement Performance of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada: Evidence from Annual Reports.
28. Muhammad Adnan, Advocate High Court, Punjab Bar Council, Criminal Law in Pakistan.
29. Nyemudzai Mlambo, PhD student, DUT, Monitoring and Evaluation of Housing Service Delivery: A Case Study of The Midlands Province, Zimbabwe.
30. Sidibe Djibril, Trainee, Association pour le développement du Genre au Mali, The Autonomy of Rural Women from Koro to Mali goes Through the Acquisition of Income.
31. Muhammad Iftikhar, PhD Scholar, Bahria University, Identifying Sustainability Strategies for Public Sector Projects of Developing Countries: Project Organization’s Perspective.
32. Ekah Robert Ekah, Master’s Student, International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC), Asymmetric Warfare in Contemporary African: The Case of the Anglophone Secessionist Struggle in Cameroon.
33. Kazeem Adebisi Oni, Lecturer, Business Administration and Banking and Finance, Moshood Abiola Polytechnic. Co-Author(s): Salako Mudashiru Abiodun; Ogundipe Kayode and Ayelotan Iyabode Omolara
34. Adeoye Ileladewa, Chief Lecturer in Computer Science, The Federal Polytechnic, An Intelligent KDI-based Recommender Framework: A SIoT Tool for Technopreneural Development.
35. Oluwakemi Akande, Director, Internal Audit, The Federal Polytechnic, Dichotomy of Institutional Regulations and Managerial Perception in the Auditing Process.
36. Wei Wei, Graduate Student, Kean University, Women Board Directors and Firm Performance: Evidence from Listed Firms in China.
37. Nkem Gustav, Student, Ghent University, An Analysis on the Relationship of Financing from Banks and Economic Growth in Cameroon.
38. Ismail Shola Ahmodu-Tijani, Phd Student, Universiti Utara Malaysia, The Determinant of Organisational Citizenship Behavior on Employees Emotional Wellbeing in Nigerian Insurance Company. Co-Author(s): Dr.Zurina Bte ADNAN
39. Oluwakemi Deborah Ikhile, Head of Recruiting Unit, Teaching Service Commission, Leadership and Management Development.
40. Mitch Driscoll, Lecturer, Lower Hutt University, Synthetic Candida albicans as growth agent.
41. Qianyi Sa, Post-Doctoral Research Associate, SOAS University of London, China and the WTO: Challenges and Measures on Improving China’s Legal Capacity to Make Optimal Use of the WTO DSM.