Aims

The Journal of Innovation in Governance and Business Practices aims to advance industry-driven knowledge and applied innovation that directly informs how organizations, institutions, and governance systems operate in practice. The journal provides a dedicated platform for professionals from industry, corporate R&D, private laboratories, and consulting environments to share validated insights, deployment experiences, and evidence-based frameworks that address real operational and strategic challenges.

The journal seeks to promote responsible governance, organizational resilience, and innovation-led business transformation across both public and private sectors. Emphasis is placed on work that demonstrates measurable impact, scalability, and ethical considerations, particularly in areas influenced by emerging technologies, regulatory change, and global economic shifts. By fostering interdisciplinary perspectives grounded in real-world implementation, the journal aims to support informed decision-making, policy development, and sustainable enterprise practices worldwide.

Scope

The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, case studies, and conceptual contributions in the following (but not limited to) areas:

• Innovation in public and corporate governance

• Digital transformation and governance in the public and private sectors

• Emerging trends in business practices and strategy

• Ethical leadership, accountability, and transparency

• Sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) integration

• Corporate governance reforms and performance outcomes

• Technological disruptions and adaptive governance mechanisms

• Cross-sector collaboration and policy innovation

• Risk management, compliance, and regulatory innovation

• Entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship, and agile business models

• Data-driven decision-making in governance and business

• Innovation management in SMEs and large enterprises

The journal encourages interdisciplinary perspectives from fields such as business administration, public policy, economics, law, management, political science, and information systems. Submissions that offer comparative studies, cross-regional insights, or propose novel frameworks and practical recommendations are particularly welcomed.