Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Foundations of Development and Innovation in the Global South

The inaugural issue of the International Journal of Development and Innovation Studies (IJDIS) introduces a new scholarly platform committed to advancing interdisciplinary research and innovative perspectives on development challenges, particularly within Africa and the Global South. The journal promotes academic excellence through rigorous peer review and welcomes contributions that foster knowledge creation, policy dialogue, and sustainable transformation.

Published: 2026-07-15

Articles

The Racial Involvement among Victims and Perpetrators of Firearm Shootings in the United States: A Business Intelligence (Power BI) Analytics Approach

Adesola A. Olayinka, Akintayo S. Olayinka (Author)
- Racial Involvement among Victims and Perpetrators of Firearm Shootings in the United States: A Business Intelligence (Power BI) Analytics Approach
DRIVING EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION: EDUCATION POLICY AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Adesola A Olayinka, Fashion Phiri, Charles Eiseb (Author)
- DRIVING EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION: EDUCATION POLICY AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Assessing the Effectiveness of Risk-Based Auditing in Detecting Fraud and Going-Concern Issues in Financial Institutions

Solomon Ezonle Akossey1, Ellen Bondzewa Djan, Adesola A. Olayinka (Author)
- Assessing the Effectiveness of Risk-Based Auditing in Detecting Fraud and Going-Concern Issues in Financial Institutions
The Post-Donor Agricultural Extension Service Dependency and Smallholder Productivity in Liberia

Darius A. C. Kiamue , Paul L. S. Nabieu2, Leroy W. Cegbe (Author)
- The Post-Donor Agricultural Extension Service Dependency and Smallholder Productivity in Liberia
The Infrastructure–Industrialisation Paradox: Explaining Why Transport Corridor Investments Do Not Automatically Deliver Structural Transformation in Southern Africa

Temba Munsaka, Adesola A Olayinka (Author)
- The Infrastructure–Industrialisation Paradox: Explaining Why Transport Corridor Investments Do Not Automatically Deliver Structural Transformation in Southern Africa
From Transport Corridors to Industrial Corridors: Developing a Corridor Industrialisation Governance Framework (CIGF) for Africa

Temba Munsaka, Adesola A Olayinka (Author)
- From Transport Corridors to Industrial Corridors: Developing a Corridor Industrialisation Governance Framework (CIGF) for Africa
The Effectiveness of the Mechanisms Adopted by Developmental Stakeholders for Disadvantaged Youth Transformation in Liberia

Darius A. C. Kiamue , Vincent C. Asogwa, Mbuyazwe M. Dlamini, Mpendulo Mathenjwa (Author)
- Perceived Effectiveness of the Mechanisms Adopted by Developmental Stakeholders for Disadvantaged Youth Transformation in Liberia

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Foundations of Development and Innovation in the Global South

Articles

The Racial Involvement among Victims and Perpetrators of Firearm Shootings in the United States: A Business Intelligence (Power BI) Analytics Approach

DRIVING EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION: EDUCATION POLICY AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Assessing the Effectiveness of Risk-Based Auditing in Detecting Fraud and Going-Concern Issues in Financial Institutions

The Post-Donor Agricultural Extension Service Dependency and Smallholder Productivity in Liberia

The Infrastructure–Industrialisation Paradox: Explaining Why Transport Corridor Investments Do Not Automatically Deliver Structural Transformation in Southern Africa

From Transport Corridors to Industrial Corridors: Developing a Corridor Industrialisation Governance Framework (CIGF) for Africa

The Effectiveness of the Mechanisms Adopted by Developmental Stakeholders for Disadvantaged Youth Transformation in Liberia

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