Thursday, October 31, 2024
Saturday, October 26, 2024
SJRQ2/TCI-Journal of Population and Social Studies-Thailand
Mahidol University, Institute for Population and Social Research
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Poedloknimit, C., Tuntivivat, S., & Siriattakul, P. (2024). Development of Positive Mental Health Measurement for Gender-Diverse Students in Thailand. Journal of Population and Social Studies [JPSS], 33(.), 611–632. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jpss/article/view/277126
Friday, October 25, 2024
sjrq3-Asia Pacific Journal of Information Systems (APJIS)
From Clicks to Coverage: Exploring Factors Affecting Insurance Purchase Intention Via S-Commerce
of insurance on S-commerce. Based on extensive literature… ’s attitudes toward
purchasing insurance. The study has significant ramifications for social commerce …
SJRQ1-Research in Transportation Business & Management (RRBM)
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The future of personal electric mobility in emerging economies: A survey of e-moto users in Vietnam
middle-income countries, such as Vietnam. In motorcycle-dominated megacities, this
means gradually converting the conventional motorcycle fleet into e-motos. In this …
Thursday, October 24, 2024
SJRQ4-Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management,
[PDF] Development Of A Resource Management Curriculum For Intermediate Care In A Community In Health Region 1 (Thailand)
CURRICULUM FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE IN A COMMUNITY IN HEALTH
REGION 1 (THAILA Page 1 Development of A Resource Management Curriculum …
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Sunday, October 20, 2024
Education quality assessment journals (EQA)
New journal suggestions:
Chaiya,
C., & Ahmad, M. M. (2021). Success or failure of the Thai higher education
development—Critical factors in the policy process of
quality
assurance. Sustainability, 13(17),
9486. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13179486
Lucander, H., & Christersson, C. (2020).
Engagement for quality development in higher
education: A process for quality
assurance of assessment. Quality in Higher
Education, 26(2), 135-155. https://doi.org/10.1080/13538322.2020.1761008
Matthews, L.,
& Dobbins, K. (2021). The impact of engaging with a higher
education
institution’s continuing professional
development scheme: The assessors’
perspectives. International Journal for Academic
Development, 26(1), 41-53.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1360144X.2020.1795664
Pitiyanuwat,
S. (2007). School assessment in Thailand: Roles and achievement of
ONESQA. Educational
Research for Policy and Practice, 6(3), 261 – 279.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10671-007-9023-0
Q2-JOURNAL OF ECOHUMANISM
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WOS - SCOPUS INDEXED 2025 – PAPERS IN SCOPUS INDEX
Q1/WOS – Sustainability
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Q2/WOS- International
Journal for Academic Development
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Q2-Educational
Research for Policy and Practice
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Thai mental health statistics
Almost 20% of Thai teenagers face the risk of self-harm, according to the Department of Mental Health (DMH). This alarming statistic underscores the urgent need to prioritise mental health issues among the youth, experts suggest.
DMH director Kittisak Aksornwong revealed on October 18 that 503,884 teenagers aged 18 and under have registered on the Department’s Mental Health Check-in application from February 12, 2022, to October 18 this year. The app is designed for self-assessment of mental health and screening for potential problems, offering users a channel to seek advice from experts online.
Out of those registered, 51,789 users, or 10.28%, may be at risk of depression, while 87,718, or 17.4%, are at risk of self-harm, Kittisak noted.
“These figures not only reflect the urgent need for mental health care among teenagers but also serve as a warning sign that we all need to work together to solve this problem.”
Addressing mental health challenges, especially in the digital age, requires more than just government intervention. Kittisak emphasised that cooperation from all sectors, including the private sector and civil society, is essential.
Speaking at the launch of the TikTok Mindful Makers campaign at Samyan Mitrtown, Kittisak highlighted TikTok as an influential platform among teenagers. He pointed out that technology and social media significantly impact daily life for the younger generation.
“Creating a safe online space that is responsible and promotes good mental health is a challenge that we all must work together to achieve.”
The DMH has partnered with TikTok Thailand to introduce the TikTok Mindful Makers campaign and the new Sati app. This app provides access to safe, confidential, anonymous, and on-demand listening services offered by trained listeners.
The TikTok Mindful Makers campaign collaborates with the World Health Organisation and the Mental Health Trust Network Programme. The goal is to disseminate information about mental health, foster an online community of support, and promote a more compassionate and understanding society.
Chanida Klyphun, head of public policy for TikTok Thailand, highlighted that Mindful Makers has garnered over 13 billion views worldwide. She stressed the importance of making the platform safe for everyone to ensure it remains a creative and supportive space, reported Bangkok Post.
“Making the platform a safe area for everyone is essential for it to become a creative space.”
Friday, October 18, 2024
Sunday, October 13, 2024
SJRQ2/WOS-Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication-Emerald-8,000 WORDS-HARVARD-

How to publish in this journal
Submissions are welcomed on the following major themes:
Global Knowledge and Communication:
- Social interaction, networking, social media and space
- Free/open access to information: legal, technical, social and managerial issues
- Information and knowledge as agents of and for social, political, cultural and organisational change
- Connecting the individual: personalised and meta-services
- Sociological and philosophical aspects of information and knowledge, including service provision
World Memory: Text, Sound, Vision and Artefacts:
- Information creation, ‘collection’ and curation
- Information seeking, discovery and use
- Sustainable preservation, including environmental, social, technical and legal issues
- Sharing and facilitating individual engagement with archival, cultural and literary heritage: objects and services
- Memory institutions and organisations: role and purpose, design, delivery, evaluation and cultural issues
- Professional collaboration – consortia, exchange and sharing.
Teerawongsathorn, J., Gerdsri, N. and Wannamakok, W. (2024), "The intentionality-based view of users to adopt ChatGPT through the mediating role of attitude toward behavior: practical implication for business", Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication, Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. https://doi.org/10.1108/GKMC-01-2024-0017
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
SCOPUS-Brazilian Journal of Tourism Research (RBTUR)
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Publication Frequency
Annual, continuous publication.
Open Access Policy
RBTUR offers open and immediate access to its content.
SJRQ2-Capitale Culturale-Italian university-FREE-BIG PAPERS
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eum - Edizioni Universita di Macerata
Editorial regulations
Length of papers
The length of papers should respect the following criteria:
- Essays, Discoveries and Documents: 20.000-80.000 characters, including spaces
- Book reviews: max. 10.000 characters, including spaces
- Contributions in discussions: max. 20.000 characters, including spaces
Number of illustrations
Every paper can be equipped with a maximum of 10 illustrations, except for special cases, agreed
with the editorial staff.
Title and abstract
The text of the contribution should be preceded by the title and an abstract in Italian and English
(each of which should be about 1000 characters, including spaces). Abstract should describe the
topic of the paper: research purpose, methodology and results.
Publication charges
This journal does not apply any charge for the authors, neither for the submissions and for articles processing.
SJRQ3-Journal of Tourism and Development (JTD)-Portugal/University-APA-8000 + WORDS-FREE?
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Contact
DEGEIT (Office 10.2.13), Universidade de Aveiro
address: Campus Universitário de Santiago, 3810-193 Aveiro, Portugal
telephone: 234 370 361 ext. 236 21
e-mail: degei-rtd@ua.ptAuthor Guidelines
In order to standardise the submission procedures, the author(s) should follow the following guidelines:
- Full papers must be submitted in digital format (MS Word format), via the PROA platform. Authors should use the provided template . Additionally, information about the authors should be submitted, using the specific template for the purpose.
- The main document should be submitted along with the original files of tables and figures (unless they have been produced in MS Word), whether Excel documents or other programs (in this case, they should be saved in JPG, GIF or EPS).
- The file name should begin with the name of the author(s) (e.g., Davis & Lee). The same applies to tables and figures files, to which numbering should be added (e.g., Davis & LeeFigure1; Davis & LeeTable2).
- The texts must be original and can be presented in Portuguese (according to the rules of the new Orthographic Agreement), English or Spanish. If the author(s) first language is not English, a proofreading certificate may be requested.
- In the document with the information about the authors, the title of the article should be indicated, as well as each author’s personal information: name for publication, email address, academic degree and respective area, professional category and affiliation (e.g., PhD in Tourism from the University of Aveiro. Adjunct professor in the School of Technology and Management of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu). The paper itself must not contain any mention of the authors' names or other information revealing its authorship.
- On the first page of the paper the title should be repeated, followed by the abstract (with a maximum of 1200 characters without spaces) and keywords (up to 5), both in the original language and in English.
- The document must be typed on an A4 page, with 1.5 line spacing, the font should be Tahoma, size 12.
- The pages should be configured with top and bottom margins at 2.5 cm; left and right at 3 cm.
- Full papers have between 5,000 and 8,000 words, excluding notes, tables, figures and list of references.
Additional detailed guidelines can be found here.
SJRQ3-Tourism Analysis-Quick-9,000 words-APA-"donation"
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Cognizant Communication Corporation
Articles appearing in publications are available to be published as Open Access and/or with color figures. A voluntary submission fee is also an option if you choose to support this publication. These options are NOT required for publication of your article.
You may complete the Author Option Payment Form here.
The designated corresponding author will receive a free pdf file of the final press article via email.
Updated as of December 2023
Number of submissions: 362
Number of reviews requested: 427
Number of reviews received: 220
Approval rate: 14.81%
Average time between submission and acceptance: 44 days
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