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Title: INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF SYSTEM ADAPTABILITY AND BUDGETING EFFECTIVENESSIN NIGERIA OIL AND GAS FIRMS Authors:Adeleke, Adebowale Babawale and Omotesho, Adewale Bankole Abstract:The Nigerian oil and gas sector has increasingly adopted intelligent systems to enhance operational efficiency and decision-making. Despite this trend, empirical research on the effectiveness of these systems, … Read more

Title: TALENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGY TO INCREASE BUSINESS COMPETITIVENESS Author:Tetiana Boiaryn Abstract:This article develops practice -oriented strategy. We draw a structured synthesis of fifteen empirical studies, integrate visual effects based on resources and signaling approaches to explain how employers serve as a mechanism connecting branded and on board the practicing of talent management to compete. The … Read more

Title: ECONOMETRIC MODEL TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF POVERTY IN LATIN AMERICA ACCORDING TO THE ECLAC POVERTY INDEX Authors:Alberto Merced Castro Valencia and Caribert Toussaint Abstract:This article develops a panel-data econometric framework to explain poverty dynamics in Latin America using poverty indicators and methodological criteria associated with the Eco- nomic Commission for Latin America and … Read more

Title: THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON AN INSURANCE COMPANY PERFORMANCE Author:Mukdad Ibrahim Abstract:The present study investigates the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on the financial performance of National Insurance Corporation of Eritrea Share Company; the researcher used secondary data obtained from the company annual report’s spanning the years 2018 to 2023.The researcher relied upon … Read more

Title: MEXICO IN LATIN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE: CAPITAL FLOWS, EXCHANGE-RATE INTERDEPENDENCE, AND REGIONAL INTEGRATION UNDER GLOBAL VOLATILITY Authors:Alberto Merced Castro Valencia, Fabiola Guadalupe Arriaga Lopez And Celina Beltran Hernandez Abstract:This article analyses Mexico’s position in international finance and its relationship with Latin America through a comparative macro-financial lens. The study starts from a central problem: … Read more

Title: BLOCKCHAIN AND THE FUTURE OF AUDITING: EXAMINING AUDITORS’ AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING IN GHANA Authors:Dennis Amoah, Sarah Sakyi Brown, Regina Ali and Edmund Benjamin-Addy Abstract:Blockchain and smart contracts are increasingly viewed as transformative technologies with the potential to enhance transparency, automation, and data integrity in auditing. However, their effective integration into audit practice depends largely … Read more

Title: ADOPTION AND ISSUES FACED IN BAY LEAF CULTIVATION IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF WEST BENGAL Authors:Titu Das and Kanchan Datta Abstract:Bay leaf (Cinnamomum tamala), a moderate sized evergreen tree, holds significant culinary and medicinal value while also contributing to rural economic development. The present study aims to assess the level of adoption of bay … Read more

Title: GENDERED CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY AND HUMAN SECURITY IN WEST AFRICAN BORDERLANDS Authors:Oluyemi, Opeoluwa Adisa (Phd), Ehinmowo, Faith Adeola and Badrdeen, Monsurat Kamaldeen Abstract:This article examines gendered cross-border mobility in West African borderlands through a human security framework. Although the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement has expanded regional mobility, women’s everyday experiences at borders reveal persistent … Read more

Title: METHODS FOR BUILDING AN INFLUENCER PRESENCE: IDENTITY CONSISTENCY, AUDIENCE TRUST, AND HIGH-VOLUME SHORT-FORM PRACTICE Author:Yevhen Velychko Abstract:Influencer presence is increasingly built inside fast, algorithmic short-form environments where audiences make trust judgments in seconds and where creators must sustain identity across large volumes of content. This article synthesizes empirical findings on self-presentation, credibility, sponsorship disclosure, … Read more

Title: METRICS FOR GREEN ACCOUNTING PRACTICES IN RURAL GHANAIAN BANKS Author:Dr. Edward Yeboah Abstract:The study developed metrics to assess green accounting practices in Ghana’s rural and community banks. The study used a cross-sectional design as the research design, based on the legitimacy, stakeholder, and intergenerational equity theories. The survey purposely selected ten rural and community … Read more