About the Journal

Welcome to Intersecta Minds Journal, a distinguished platform of multidisciplinary at the forefront of intellectual exploration dedicated to the convergence of Social Science, Psychology, Arts and Humanities, Business, Management, and Education. Established with a vision to transcend disciplinary boundaries, our journal is a dynamic space that champions interdisciplinary dialogue, fosters academic excellence, and contributes to the global tapestry of knowledge.

Mission:

At Intersecta Minds Journal, our mission is to create a vibrant nexus where scholars, researchers, and practitioners converge to explore the multifaceted dimensions of the human experience. We strive to facilitate a rich exchange of ideas, nurture emerging talent, and contribute to the advancement of society through ethical and impactful scholarship.

Intersecta Minds Journal: Scopes and Aims

Welcome to Intersecta Minds Journal, a multidisciplinary journal platform dedicated to fostering intellectual exploration and advancing knowledge in the realms of Social Science, Arts and Humanities, Business, Management, and Education. Our mission is to provide a space for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share their insights, engage in interdisciplinary discourse, and contribute to the vibrant tapestry of human understanding. Here are the scopes and aims that define our commitment to excellence.

Intersecta Minds Journal is a Peer-Reviewed Journals and Full Open Access journal, published via publisher platforms, in full open access journals by 3 peer reviewers for every article.

Scopes:

1. Interdisciplinary Discourse:

We encourage submissions that bridge the gaps between traditional academic disciplines, fostering a rich exchange of ideas and perspectives. Interdisciplinary research is at the core of our journal, reflecting the interconnected nature of human experience.

2. Social Science Exploration:

Our journal welcomes contributions that delve into the complexities of human societies, exploring topics such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science, and more. We aim to showcase research that deepens our understanding of societal structures, dynamics, and challenges.

3. Arts and Humanities Inquiry:

Creativity and culture are integral aspects of the human experience. We invite submissions that explore literature, philosophy, history, fine arts, and other facets of the humanities. This includes critical analyses, theoretical frameworks, and artistic expressions that contribute to the intellectual landscape.

4. Global Perspectives:

Intersecta Minds Journal is committed to representing diverse global perspectives. We seek submissions that address issues on a global scale, fostering cross-cultural dialogue and understanding. Our goal is to create a truly international platform for the exchange of ideas.

5. Emerging Trends and Innovations:

We are dedicated to staying at the forefront of academic exploration. Manuscripts that shed light on emerging trends, innovative methodologies, and groundbreaking theories are particularly encouraged. Intersecta Minds Journal aims to be a hub for cutting-edge research and forward-thinking scholarship.

 Aims:

1. Knowledge Dissemination:

We strive to disseminate high-quality, peer-reviewed research to a global audience. By publishing a diverse range of articles, we contribute to the democratization of knowledge and the accessibility of academic insights.

2. Facilitating Dialogue:

Intersecta Minds Journal aims to create a dynamic space for scholarly dialogue. We host a platform where authors can engage with their peers, fostering meaningful discussions that transcend disciplinary boundaries.

3. Supporting Emerging Scholars:

As part of our commitment to nurturing academic talent, we actively encourage submissions from emerging scholars and graduate students. We believe in providing a supportive environment for the next generation of thinkers to showcase their work.

4. Promoting Ethical Scholarship:

We adhere to the highest standards of ethical conduct in research and publication. Our aim is to promote integrity, transparency, and responsible scholarship throughout the academic community.

5. Contributing to Social Progress:

Intersecta Minds Journal recognizes the role of research in driving positive social change. We aim to publish work that not only advances academic understanding but also contributes to the betterment of societies and communities worldwide.

 Key Areas of Interest:

  1. Social Science: Sociology, Political Science, Economics, and Social Policy.
  2. Business Administration: Management, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, and Corporate Social Responsibility.
  3. Education: Educational Research, Pedagogy, and Curriculum Development.
  4. Humanity: Anthropology, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Linguistics, and Archaeology.
  5. Arts: Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Literature, and Aesthetics.
  6. Psychology: Psychology in Management, Psychological Research, Behavioral Science, and Mental Health Studies.
  7. Political Science and Policy: Government Studies, International Relations, and Public Policy.

Mission:

At Intersecta Minds Journal, our mission is to create a vibrant nexus where scholars, researchers, and practitioners converge to explore the multifaceted dimensions of the human experience. We strive to facilitate a rich exchange of ideas, nurture emerging talent, and contribute to the advancement of society through ethical and impactful scholarship.

Distinctive Features:

1. Interdisciplinary Nexus:

We take pride in being a catalyst for interdisciplinary research, recognizing the interconnected nature of human phenomena. Our platform welcomes contributions that transcend traditional academic silos, encouraging a holistic understanding of complex societal issues.

2. Global Perspectives:

Intersecta Minds Journal serves as a global hub for diverse perspectives. We actively seek submissions that reflect the rich tapestry of global cultures, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges, triumphs, and innovations shaping societies worldwide.

3. Innovative Scholarship:

Embracing the spirit of exploration, we prioritize cutting-edge research, emerging trends, and innovative methodologies. Our commitment to staying at the forefront of academic discourse ensures that our readers are exposed to the latest developments in Social Science, Arts, and Humanities.

4. Engaging Dialogue:

Beyond being a repository of knowledge, Intersecta Minds Journal is a dynamic forum for scholarly dialogue. We foster an environment where authors and readers can engage in meaningful conversations, promoting a culture of collaboration and exchange.

5. Support for Emerging Scholars:

As part of our commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers, we actively encourage submissions from emerging scholars and graduate students. We believe in providing a supportive platform for early-career academics to showcase their work and contribute to the academic community.

 Our Commitment:

1. Excellence in Publication:

Intersecta Minds Journal upholds rigorous standards of peer review, ensuring that published content meets the highest levels of academic excellence. Our commitment to quality extends to every facet of the publication process.

 2. Ethical Scholarship:

We are unwavering in our commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards in research and publication. Authors, reviewers, and editors alike adhere to principles of integrity, transparency, and responsible scholarship.

 3. Community Building:

Beyond the pages of our journal, we aim to build a global community of intellectuals. Intersecta Minds Journal serves as a catalyst for forging connections, fostering collaborations, and establishing a network of scholars committed to advancing knowledge.

Country: Thailand

Language: English

Website: https://so13.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/IMJ

Subject Codes: Social Sciences; Business; Management; Psychology in Management; Political Science; Policy

Owner: Pacific Institute of Management Science

ISSN: 3056-929X (Online)

Subject Codes: Social Sciences; Arts and Humanities; Business; Management; Education

Publisher: Noble Education Co., Ltd.

Publication Frequency:  Scheduled to publish 3 issues per year.

Issue 1 January - April

Issue 2 May - August

Issue 3 September - December

Payment of publication fees: 

Publication fees:  Thai Rate 5,500 Bath or Equle (Rate exchange in the day of paying by USDollar). 

A single payment will be processed in full only after the work has been reviewed and successfully approved by our expert panel of reviwers.

Bank: KRUNGTHAI BANK

Account Name: Pacific Institute of Management Science

Account No.: 512-0-72900-2

After making the payment, kindly submit your payment receipt or invoice to the Intersecta Mind Journal system. As the editor of Intersecta Mind Journal, this documentation is necessary for record-keeping and verification purposes.

Join us on this intellectual journey as we navigate the intersections of minds, explore the nuances of human experience, and contribute to the ever-evolving landscape of Social Science and Management Science. Intersecta Minds Journal: Where Ideas Converge, Minds Intersect, and Knowledge Flourishes.

Research Ethics Guidelines for The Intersecta Mind Journal

 

Author Ethics:

1. Honesty and Integrity

Authors must ensure the accuracy and truthfulness of their research findings by presenting data and results transparently.
Any form of data manipulation or fabrication is strictly prohibited.

2. Authorship and Acknowledgment

All individuals who significantly contributed to the research must be listed as authors.
Proper acknowledgment of sources, funding, and collaborations is essential.

3. Plagiarism

Authors must avoid plagiarism by appropriately citing and referencing sources.
Originality in research is highly valued, and any form of intellectual theft is unacceptable.

4. Ethical Treatment of Subjects

Authors must prioritize the well-being, dignity, and rights of human subjects involved in their research.

Reviewer Ethics:

Informed consent must be obtained, and confidentiality should be maintained.
Reviewer Ethics:

1. Impartiality

Reviewers must evaluate submissions objectively, without bias towards the author's identity, affiliation, or personal beliefs.
Constructive feedback should be provided to help authors improve their work.

2. Confidentiality

Reviewers must treat the content of the manuscript as confidential information and refrain from discussing it without permission.
Any conflicts of interest that may compromise the review process must be disclosed.

3. Timeliness

Reviewers should promptly complete their assigned reviews within the agreed-upon timeframe.
If unable to meet deadlines, reviewers are expected to communicate this to the editorial team.

4. Professionalism

Reviewers must conduct themselves with professionalism, maintain respect in their critiques, and avoid personal attacks.

Constructive feedback should focus on the scientific merit of the work. Based on the Research Ethics Review Committee for Research Involving Human Subjects:

1. Informed Consent

Researchers must obtain informed consent from all human subjects involved in the study.
The consent process should be comprehensive, ensuring participants understand the nature and purpose of the research.

2. Privacy and Confidentiality

Researchers must implement measures to protect the privacy and confidentiality of participants.
Data should be anonymized wherever possible, and access should be restricted to authorized personnel.

3. Beneficence and Non-maleficence

Researchers must ensure that the potential benefits of the research outweigh any potential harm to participants.

Steps should be taken to minimize risks and protect vulnerable populations.

1. Ethical Reporting

Researchers must accurately and transparently report their findings, including any unexpected outcomes or challenges encountered during the study. Full disclosure of conflicts of interest is mandatory.
Adaptations for Social Sciences, Humanities, and Fine and Applied Arts:

2. Cultural Sensitivity

Researchers must recognize and respect cultural nuances in the research context, adapting methodologies to suit the unique characteristics of social, cultural, artistic, and linguistic studies.

3. Community Engagement

Involvement of the community in the research process is encouraged, ensuring their perspectives are considered and valued.

1. Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Researchers are encouraged to collaborate across disciplines to enrich the understanding of complex issues in society, culture, art, and languages.

2. Creative and Artistic Expression

Special consideration should be given to the ethical implications of research involving creative and artistic expression, recognizing the subjective nature of these endeavors.
These guidelines are designed to uphold the highest standards of ethics in research involving human subjects within the context of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Fine and Applied Arts. Researchers, authors, and reviewers associated with the Intersecta Minds Journal and Noble Education Co. Ltd.  are expected to adhere to these principles to ensure the integrity and ethical conduct of research activities.

 

Types of Articles to Accept for Publishing

Original Research Articles

These articles present the results of original scientific research, typically following a structured format that includes sections such as introduction, methods, results, and discussion. They contribute new knowledge to a particular field.

Make a new submission to the Original Research Articles section.

1

Abstract: The abstract should be concise and encompass the research idea or problem/objectives, research methodology, study population and sample groups, research tools, analysis, and research findings, within a range of 200-300 words.

2

Introduction: This section aims to describe the background and significance of the problem leading to the research. It should highlight research gaps to underscore the necessity of the study.

3

Literature Review and Theoretical Framework: This involves reviewing relevant literature and research, as well as establishing the theoretical framework for the study.

4

Objectives: Present the research objectives and hypotheses.

5

Research Methodology: Outline the components such as research type, study population, sample groups, selection techniques, research tools, research procedures, data collection, and analysis methods.

6

Results: Presentation of Research Findings, Align the presentation of findings with the research objectives or hypotheses.

7

Discussion: Discuss the results in accordance with the objectives, citing relevant research to support the discussed issues and content.

8

Conclusion: Summarize the findings, ensuring they align with the objectives and emphasize the significance of the research.

9

Suggestions and Implementations: Provide suggestions or new knowledge gained from the study, or implementations or new Body of Knowledge from the research, present recommendations for the public, and propose ideas for future research.

10

Acknowledgements: Credit individuals or organizations that contributed to the study (e.g., funding, technical support) but not the patient.

11.

Declaration of Interests: State any financial or personal relationships that could influence the study. If none, write: "The authors declare no competing interests."

12.

Ethical Considerations: Confirm that ethical guidelines were followed, including approvals from ethics committees and informed consent from participants, if applicable.

13.

Conflicts of Interest: Disclose any potential biases or financial ties that may affect the study. If there are none, state: "No conflicts of interest to declare."

14.

References: Ensure that citations within the article and at the end follow the APA6 format and maintain language appropriateness.

Academic Review Articles

Review articles provide a comprehensive overview and analysis of existing research on a particular topic, field, or subject area. They synthesize and discuss existing literature to provide a broad perspective.

Make a new submission to the Academic Review Articles section.

1.

Abstract: State the significance, results of the study, and knowledge gained from the study, within a range of 200-300 words.

 

Keywords: Essential part of producing for readers to discover your article when conducting research 3-5 words. 

2.

Introduction: Explain the background and significance of the issues and concepts to be presented.

3.

Content: Consist of a study of relevant documents and related theories.

1) Presenting details supporting the main issues and concepts.

2) Presenting secondary ideas clearly, correctly, and appropriately.

3) Complete accuracy, linkage, and organization of content.

4.

Conclusion: Comprehensive and consistent with the objectives, useful.

5.

Suggestions and Implementations: Provide suggestions or new knowledge gained from the study, or implementations.

6.

Appropriateness of English language use.

7.

Acknowledgements: Credit individuals or organizations that contributed to the study (e.g., funding, technical support) but not the patient.

8.

Declaration of Interests: State any financial or personal relationships that could influence the study. If none, write: "The authors declare no competing interests."

9.

Ethical Considerations: Confirm that ethical guidelines were followed, including approvals from ethics committees and informed consent from participants, if applicable.

10.

Conflicts of Interest: Disclose any potential biases or financial ties that may affect the study. If there are none, state: "No conflicts of interest to declare."

11.

References: Ensure that citations within the article and references of the article are correct according to APA format.

Case Studies

Case studies describe specific instances or examples in detail to illustrate a particular phenomenon, problem, or approach. They are often used in various fields, including phycology, religion, business, and education.

Make a new submission to the Case Studies section.

1.

Abstract: A brief summary of the entire case study. Can be narrative (flows as a short story) or structured (with subheadings). A structured abstract is preferred for clarity and consistency, within a range of 200-300 words.

 

Keywords: Essential part of producing for readers to discover your article when conducting research 3-5 words. 

2.

Introduction: Provides background on the case and its significance. Places the study in historical, social, or medical context. Mentions any previous similar cases.

3.

Case Presentation: Describes the patient’s complaint, history, and relevant information. Presents examination findings, test results, and diagnostic impressions. Uses a narrative format for clarity and avoids unnecessary details.

4.

Result: Management and Outcome that mentions outlines the treatment plan and actual care provided. Includes duration and frequency of care. Reports the patient’s response and outcome, using objective measures if possible.

5.

Discussion: Analyzes key aspects of the case, including challenges and lessons learned.

Explores possible explanations without needing full scientific justification.

6.

Conclusion: Comprehensive and consistent with the objectives, useful.

7.

Suggestions and Implementations: Provide suggestions or new knowledge gained from the study, or implementations.

8.

Acknowledgements: Credit individuals or organizations that contributed to the study (e.g., funding, technical support) but not the patient.

9.

Appropriateness of English language use.

10.

Declaration of Interests: State any financial or personal relationships that could influence the study. If none, write: "The authors declare no competing interests."

11.

Ethical Considerations: Confirm that ethical guidelines were followed, including approvals from ethics committees and informed consent from participants, if applicable.

12.

Conflicts of Interest: Disclose any potential biases or financial ties that may affect the study. If there are none, state: "No conflicts of interest to declare."

13.

References: Ensure that citations within the article and references of the article are correct according to APA format.

Methodologies or Methods Articles

Methodology articles focus on the development, validation, or evaluation of research methods, tools, or experimental techniques. They provide insights into how to conduct research in a specific area.

Make a new submission to the Methodologies or Methods Articles section.

1.

Abstract: A brief summary of the entire case study. Can be narrative (flows as a short story) or structured (with subheadings). A structured abstract is preferred for clarity and consistency, within a range of 200-300 words.

 

Keywords: Essential part of producing for readers to discover your article when conducting research 3-5 words. 

2.

Introduction: Provides background on the case and its significance. Places the study in historical, social, or medical context. Mentions any previous similar Methodologies or Methods Articles.

3.

Methodologies or Methods: Present new or improved research methods, tools, or techniques. Explain their development, validation, and application. Provide step-by-step details and significance in the field.

4.

Discussion: Analyzes key aspects of the case, including challenges and lessons learned. Explores possible explanations without needing full scientific justification.

5.

Conclusion: Comprehensive and consistent with the objectives, useful.

6.

Suggestions and Implementations: Provide suggestions or new knowledge gained from the study, or implementations.

7.

Appropriateness of English language use.

8.

Acknowledgements: Credit individuals or organizations that contributed to the study (e.g., funding, technical support) but not the patient.

9.

Declaration of Interests: State any financial or personal relationships that could influence the study. If none, write: "The authors declare no competing interests."

10.

Ethical Considerations: Confirm that ethical guidelines were followed, including approvals from ethics committees and informed consent from participants, if applicable.

11.

Conflicts of Interest: Disclose any potential biases or financial ties that may affect the study. If there are none, state: "No conflicts of interest to declare."

12.

References: Ensure that citations within the article and references of the article are correct according to APA format.

Book Reviews

These articles provide critical evaluations of books related to the subject matter of the journal. Book reviews help readers decide whether a particular book is worth reading.

1.

Abstract: A brief summary of the entire case study. Can be narrative (flows as a short story) or structured (with subheadings). A structured abstract is preferred for clarity and consistency, within a range of 200-300 words.

 

Keywords: Essential part of producing for readers to discover your article when conducting research 3-5 words. 

2.

Introduction: Provides background on the case and its significance. Places the study in historical, social, or medical context. Mentions any previous similar Books.

3.

Book Reviews: Offer a critical evaluation of a book related to the journal’s focus.

Summarize: key points, strengths, and weaknesses.

Discuss: its relevance and usefulness for readers.

4.

Conclusion: Comprehensive and consistent with the objectives, useful.

5.

Suggestions and Implementations: Provide suggestions or new knowledge gained from the book, or implementations, that help readers decide if the book is worth reading.

6.

Appropriateness of English language use.

7.

Acknowledgements: Credit individuals or organizations that contributed to the study (e.g., funding, technical support) but not the patient.

8.

Declaration of Interests: State any financial or personal relationships that could influence the study. If none, write: "The authors declare no competing interests."

9.

Ethical Considerations: Confirm that ethical guidelines were followed, including approvals from ethics committees and informed consent from participants, if applicable.

10.

Conflicts of Interest: Disclose any potential biases or financial ties that may affect the study. If there are none, state: "No conflicts of interest to declare."

11.

References: Ensure that citations within the article and references of the article are correct according to APA format.

Guidelines for Writing, Citation, and Reference in APA Format for Intersecta Minds Journal

1. General Writing Format

  • Font: Use Calibri (12 pt).
  • Spacing: Double-spaced throughout the document, including references.
  • Margins: 1-inch (2.54 cm) on all sides.
  • Alignment: Left-aligned text, with the first line of each paragraph indented 0.5 inches.
  • Headings: Follow APA heading levels:
    • Level 1: Bold, Centered, Title Case
    • Level 2: Bold, Left-Aligned, Title Case
    • Level 3: Bold Italic, Left-Aligned, Title Case
    • Level 4: Indented, Bold, Title Case, Period. Text continues on the same line.
    • Level 5: Indented, Bold Italic, Title Case, Period. Text continues on the same line.

2. In-Text Citation

Use author-date citation style with parenthetical or narrative citation.

2.1 Parenthetical Citation (Author & Year in Parentheses)

  • One author: (Smith, 2020)
  • Two authors: (Smith & Johnson, 2021)
  • Three or more authors: (Smith et al., 2022)
  • Multiple sources: (Smith, 2020; Johnson, 2021)
  • Direct quote with page number: (Smith, 2020, p. 45)

2.2 Narrative Citation (Author's Name in Sentence, Year in Parentheses)

  • Smith (2020) stated that…
  • According to Smith and Johnson (2021), …

3. Reference List Format

All sources cited must appear in the reference list, arranged alphabetically by author's last name.

3.1 Books

Format:

Author, A. A. (Year). Title of the book. Publisher.

Example:

Smith, J. (2020). Education and philosophy. Oxford University Press.

3.2 Journal Articles

Format:

Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Year). Title of the article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Page range. https://doi.org/xxxxx

Example:

Brown, M., & Taylor, K. (2021). The impact of Buddhist philosophy on education. Intersecta Minds Journal, 15(2), 25-40. https://doi.org/10.1234/imj.2021.1525

3.3 Conference Papers

Format:

Author, A. A. (Year). Title of paper. In B. B. Editor (Ed.), Proceedings of the Conference Name (pp. xx-xx). Publisher.

Example:

Chen, L. (2019). Integrating Buddhist teachings in higher education. In M. Wilson (Ed.), Proceedings of the International Conference on Education and Religion (pp. 112-120). Springer.

3.4 Websites

Format:

Author, A. A. (Year, Month Day). Title of the webpage. Website Name. URL

Example:

World Health Organization. (2022, March 15). Global education policies in the post-pandemic era. https://www.who.int/global-education

3.5 Dissertations and Theses

Format:

Author, A. A. (Year). Title of the dissertation or thesis (Publication No.). [Doctoral dissertation/Master’s thesis, University Name]. Database Name.

Example:

Wong, C. (2018). A study on Buddhist ethics in contemporary society (Publication No. 123456). [Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

4. Additional Notes

  • If a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is available, always include it in the reference.
  • For works with no date, use (n.d.).
  • For multiple works by the same author, list them chronologically (earliest first).
  • For corporate authors (organizations), spell out the full name in the first citation and abbreviate in subsequent citations.

5. Sample Reference List

References

Brown, M., & Taylor, K. (2021). The impact of Buddhist philosophy on education. Intersecta Minds Journal, 15(2), 25-40. https://doi.org/10.1234/imj.2021.1525

Chen, L. (2019). Integrating Buddhist teachings in higher education. In M. Wilson (Ed.), Proceedings of the International Conference on Education and Religion (pp. 112-120). Springer.

Smith, J. (2020). Education and philosophy. Oxford University Press.

Wong, C. (2018). A study on Buddhist ethics in contemporary society (Publication No. 123456). [Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

World Health Organization. (2022, March 15). Global education policies in the post-pandemic era. https://www.who.int/global-education

6. Final Remarks

  • Ensure accuracy in spelling, grammar, and formatting.
  • Follow APA 7 based on journal requirements (default: APA 7).
  • Consistency is key—double-check citations and references.

If you need further clarification or formatting assistance, consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th ed.) or the official APA Style website (https://apastyle.apa.org/).