Aims and Scope
Arkus provides a rigorous open-access forum for multidisciplinary scholarship with clear scientific, social, educational, cultural, or policy relevance.
Aim
The journal advances trustworthy knowledge by publishing original and review-based work that connects disciplines, addresses contemporary questions, and is reported transparently enough to be evaluated and reused.
Scope
- Natural, applied, and health sciences;
- Social sciences, economics, management, law, and public policy;
- Education, language, literature, arts, culture, and humanities;
- Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research;
- Methods, evidence synthesis, and scholarly perspectives with a clear contribution.
Article types
Original research articles, case reports, narrative reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses are considered. All submissions must fit the stated scope, demonstrate scholarly value, follow relevant research and publication ethics, and meet the applicable reporting standard.
Editorial independence
Editorial decisions are based on relevance, quality, originality, validity, ethical compliance, and clarity. Commercial considerations, author identity, nationality, institutional affiliation, or payment of an APC do not determine acceptance.
Publication frequency: two issues per year.