About the Journal
The Journal of BRICS Studies is envisioned as an open-access, peer-reviewed non-disciplinary academic journal focused on the critical and intersectoral study of subjects related to the BRICS, the agency of emerging powers and South-South cooperation. BRICS studies require discussion and analysis that go beyond and disrupt the disciplinary lines of knowledge to make possible knowledge-o
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Current Issue
Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025)
Editorial
Making BRICS Work for its People and for those in the Global South
Abstract 95 | PDF Downloads 18 EPUB Downloads 2Page i-v
Articles
Environmental Sustainability: The Case of a Multi-Business Packaging Organisation in South Africa
Abstract 31 | PDF Downloads 10 EPUB Downloads 1Page 1-16
Prospective Solar Energy Technologies for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in BRICS Countries
Abstract 22 | PDF Downloads 14 EPUB Downloads 2Page 17-26
BRICS and Covid-19- The Impact of COVID-19 on Educational Entrepreneurs in India with Special Reference to Central State: M.P.
Abstract 14 | PDF Downloads 12 EPUB Downloads 5Page 27-37
Challenges in Teaching and Learning during COVID-19 Pandemic on Sustainable Development Goals in South Africa (A Systematic Review)
Abstract 53 | PDF Downloads 17 EPUB Downloads 3Page 38-49
A critical Analysis of the role of the Accredited Social Health Activists in Managing Health-Care Services During Pre-COVID and Post-COVOD Period in India
Abstract 15 | PDF Downloads 8 EPUB Downloads 2Page 50-59
Comparative Analysis of the Government Structure and Policies to Disaster Response Adopted by the BRICS: Perspectives from the COVID-19 Pandemic
Abstract 26 | PDF Downloads 8 EPUB Downloads 4Page 60-72
Entrepreneurship and Future Perspectives in BRICS- Operational Improvements and Sustainable Air Transport Development in the Global South
Abstract 44 | PDF Downloads 16 EPUB Downloads 2Page 73-89
Comparing Factor Models in the Indian Stock Market
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Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Best Practices and Lessons amongst SMEs in BRICS Member Countries: A Systematic Literature Review
Abstract 48 | PDF Downloads 41 EPUB Downloads 4Page 121-145
Fostering Financial Independence Among Women in India – A Case Study of LXME
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Relevance Of BRICS in the Period of Turbulence
Abstract 41 | PDF Downloads 50 EPUB Downloads 1Page 146-158
Commentary
Brazil Assumed the Presidency of BRICS in 2025
Abstract 30 | PDF Downloads 14 EPUB Downloads 2Page 159-160
Call for Papers
- BRICS and Covid-19
The Journal of BRICS Studies invites submissions on Covid-19 and BRICS countries or the BRICS platform itself. The papers are being commissioned to consider the experiences of individual BRICS countries or several of them or the BRICS institution itself. These may discuss such themes as disease and dis-ease in the context of Covid-19, public policy and health governance, responses of public health regimes, crisis /disaster management, education, livelihoods, science and public policy, technology and digitization, finance and economy, communications and media, state responses, non-state responses, vaccination, building-back-better and post-Covid-19 and others.
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- BRICS and Africa
The Journal also invites submissions on the convergence between BRICS and Africa, covering both the individual relationships and collective relations between the BRICS and the continent of Africa. The subject is occasioned by thematic analysis of such developments as trade, investment, scientific cooperation, technological transfer, external debt, infrastructure development, sustainable development, energy and so forth. Yet, through these discussions, we can understand if there is sufficient convergence of interests between Africa and BRICS for them to cooperate deeply and broadly into the long-term. We need to understand where this convergence lies and where the divergences are in order to recommend ways of harnessing the former and mitigating the latter.
Submissions
Submissions will be subjected to peer-review for publication in the inaugural and second volumes of the new open-access online Journal for BRICS Studies. Papers must be between 4000 and 5000 in the case of commentary or debate articles and up to 7000 words in the case of a research article. They must be written in accessible English. Use the Oxford Dictionary spelling. The abstract must be between 200 and 300 words long. Papers must be referenced according to the APA referencing and citation style (author: date). The first page must include the author name, affiliation and email address. Submit all abstracts to bricsology@gmail.com
DUE DATES: 3 September 2021
Siphamandla Zondi (editor-in-chief).