Vol. 11 No. 1 (2026)

Articles

• Fiscal policy, corruption and economic growth: Evidence from Southern European countries

  Stefanos Samprakos

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• Soft values of nature meeting mental needs of wellbeing and profitability gives incentives for improvement planning supporting most sustainability goals

  Erik Skärbäck, Elias Filén, Kristina Orban

  17-45

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• From traditional to intelligent bureaucracy: Integrating Al and machine learning into public sector management

  Mengzhong Zhang, Rumana Shahid

  46-71

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• Falling through the cracks: Client care coordination in a settlement agency

  Hellen Gateri, Fiona Edwards, Abdullah Ahmed

  72-87

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• Effect of domestic violence on women’s participation in agricultural activities in Ekiti State, Nigeria

  R. S. Owoeye, Olusola Bunmi Adegbuyiro, A. B. Sekumade

  88-99

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• Taxation and international trade dynamics in Nigeria: A VECM analysis

  Aishatu Kabir, Nasir Bukola Rasheed

  100-110

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• Who attains balance? A comparative study of work–life reconciliation across demographics

  Ali Salehi, Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay

  111-134

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• Federal reserve forecasts as fiscal news in an identified vector autoregression

  Arjun Sondhi, Edmund Matecki

  135-153

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• From analytic to synthetic? Kantian perspectives on definition-oriented and context-oriented lexical learning regarding lexical competence, self-efficacy, and motivation

  Qi Zhang

  154-173

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