Mission & Vision

Mission

The International Journal of Social Science and Entrepreneurship (IJSSE) is committed to advancing knowledge by publishing high-quality, original, and ethically conducted scholarly research that contributes to the development of theory, practice, and public policy across the fields of social sciences, entrepreneurship, management, education, economics, and related interdisciplinary disciplines. The journal provides an international platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and industry professionals to disseminate innovative theoretical, empirical, and applied research that addresses contemporary global challenges and promotes sustainable social and economic development.

IJSSE is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of academic publishing through rigorous peer review, editorial independence, research integrity, transparency, and adherence to internationally recognized publication ethics. The journal seeks to foster intellectual exchange, encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, and support evidence-based decision-making by publishing research that is scientifically rigorous, methodologically sound, and of lasting academic and practical value.

Vision

The International Journal of Social Science and Entrepreneurship (IJSSE) aspires to become a globally recognized and trusted scholarly journal distinguished for publishing influential, innovative, and high-quality research that advances knowledge and contributes to addressing contemporary societal and entrepreneurial challenges. The journal aims to serve as a leading international platform for interdisciplinary scholarship by promoting academic excellence, ethical publishing practices, and meaningful collaboration among researchers, institutions, industry, and policymakers worldwide.

Through continuous improvement in editorial quality, research integrity, international collaboration, and publishing standards, IJSSE seeks to enhance its global visibility, strengthen its academic impact, and establish itself as a respected source of scholarly communication within the international research community