Loading PRAXIS…Contribute original ideas at the intersection of academic inquiry and professional practice.
PRAXIS invites academics, researchers, postgraduate students and industry professionals from around the world to prepare original scholarly contributions relevant to management, healthcare administration, accounting and related interdisciplinary fields. Submissions should demonstrate academic relevance, methodological quality and a clear contribution to knowledge or professional practice.
Conceptual and theoretical studies, systematic literature reviews, and case studies supported by rigorous academic analysis are welcome alongside empirical and practice-oriented research.
Explore the Research TracksPrepare an abstract of approximately 250–300 words. Clearly present the research background, objectives, methodology, principal findings or expected contribution, and significance.
Recommended length: 5,000–8,000 words, including references, tables and appendices where applicable.
Alternative structures may be accepted for conceptual, qualitative and review papers where academically appropriate.
All submissions must comply with accepted standards of research ethics, originality and academic integrity.
PRAXIS proposes the following seven-stage process to support research quality and scholarly credibility. The submission system and final review arrangements are not yet available.
Once opened, the official submission system is intended to receive research manuscripts and provide a unique tracking reference. The submission link and deadlines will be published on this page.
The scientific committee or designated editorial team will assess relevance to the research tracks, completeness, academic presentation, formatting, basic research quality, clarity, originality and ethics compliance. Manuscripts that do not meet the requirements may be returned for correction or declined.
Eligible full papers are intended to undergo evaluation by qualified reviewers. Where appropriate, double-blind review is proposed to support impartial evaluation. The edition’s confirmed guidelines will specify the applicable arrangements.
Decisions must be based on academic merit and documented review outcomes. The proposed decision categories are:
An official acceptance notification is intended to identify the paper title, author details, submission reference and acceptance status, together with presentation instructions, registration requirements and applicable deadlines.
Accepted authors complete the applicable registration requirements and confirm their presentation mode. On-site presentations in Kuala Lumpur and online presentations through an approved platform are subject to the edition’s final programme. Schedules will be communicated following programme finalization; 2027 fees are to be announced.
Participants who fulfill the relevant requirements may receive an appropriate attendance or research-presentation certificate, with issuance based on verified participation records. Certificate types and requirements will be confirmed for each edition. Dissemination or publication opportunities, when available, remain subject to separate editorial policies, publisher requirements and any additional review.
Acceptance for conference presentation does not guarantee journal publication or indexing.
PRAXIS is committed to ethical scholarly conduct. Authors are expected to meet the following standards:
The conference reserves the right to decline submissions that violate academic integrity standards.
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