Numéro courant
##foot.issn.print##: 2707-529X | ##foot.issn.online##: 2707-5303
##journal.doi.text##: https://doi.org/10.37284/2707-5303
Most innovations and hallmark researches are based upon the principle of interdisciplinary approaches where a given problem is simultaneously addressed from different points of view. Through interdisciplinary approaches, each contributing discipline improves its sum of knowledge as a result of the interaction with other disciplines. Theoretical speaking, most studies are usually interdisciplinary in nature. This journal peer reviews and publishes articles whose content borrows input from several disciplines. It also publishes articles on global topics like ethics and sustainability that cuts across all disciplines of knowledge.
PUBLISHER:
East African Nature and Science Organization,
P. O. Box 3975 - 00100, Nairobi, Kenya.
Articles
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Estimating the Extent of Money Muling: The Case of a University Campus in Nairobi, Kenya
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Baseline Survey in Monitoring and Evaluation and Performance of Education Projects in Refugee Camps in Turkana County, Kenya
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An International Survey of Literature on Military Spending and Economic Growth
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Setbacks of Form One Orientation Programme in Secondary Schools: Lessons from Moshi Rural District, Tanzania
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Co-Curricular Activities for Values-Based Science Education: A Case Study from Luweero District, Uganda
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Blockchain Resilience and Public Service Delivery: Empirical Evidence from Kenya’s National Government Ministries
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Examining the Effect of Policy Evaluation Practices on the Performance of Public Institutions in South Sudan
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Distributive Equity around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda: Benefits, Accessibility, Perceptions, and Realities among Adjacent Communities
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Analysis of the Legal and Institutional Framework for Oil and Gas Governance in Hoima, Buliisa and Kikuube Districts, Bunyoro Sub-region, Uganda
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Land Informality and Financial Exclusion Contributing to The Mortgage Dilemma in Uganda’s Housing Sector
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A Conceptual Study of Cognitive Atrophy in Homo Sapiens through A Darwinian Analysis of Overreliance on Artificial Intelligence