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Volume 5, Issue 3

March 2026 · 4 journals · 106 articles

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A Longitudinal Analysis of the December Withdrawal Phenomenon in Ugandan Banks: Tracing the Destination of Funds from Financial Intermediation to Seasonal Expenditure

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

This study conducted a comprehensive longitudinal analysis of the December withdrawal phenomenon in Uganda's banking sector, examining withdrawal patterns from 2018 to 2022 and systematically tr…

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Academic Integrity in Research Writing: A Practical Framework for Citation Literacy and Plagiarism Avoidance

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

Academic integrity constitutes a foundational pillar of scholarly enterprise, yet persistent challenges in citation literacy and plagiarism avoidance continue to undermine the credibility of research…

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Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Academic Writing: Recommendations for Ethical Use and the Philosophical Question of Machine Agency

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

This mixed-methods study investigated the ethical landscape of AI-assisted academic writing and examined how philosophical positions on machine agency influenced ethical attitudes and behavioral inte…

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Between Faith and Development: Religion, Resource Allocation, and the Postcolonial Dilemma in Africa

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Musimenta Nancy2

This study examined the intricate relationship between religious institutional presence and public resource allocation in postcolonial Africa, with particular reference to Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, Gha…

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Beyond GDP: An Examination of Uganda’s Economic Growth and the Lag in Subjective Well-Being Gains

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Dr. Ariyo Gracious Kazaara2

This study examined the paradoxical relationship between Uganda's sustained economic growth and the persistent lag in subjective well-being improvements among its citizens. Using a cross-section…

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Beyond Headline Figures: The Qualitative Shift in Foreign Direct Investment and Africa’s Development Trajectory

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

This study examined the qualitative dimensions of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows into Sub-Saharan Africa, moving beyond aggregate headline figures to interrogate whether such investment genuin…

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Beyond Replication: Edible Green Walls as a Catalyst for Contextual Urban Agroecology in Africa

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara2

This study investigated the potential of edible green walls (EGWs) as a contextually adaptive mechanism for advancing urban agroecology across sub-Saharan African cities. Despite growing global inter…

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Beyond Romantic Ideals: Marriage as a Dyadic Fortress for Containing Distress and Building Resilience

Musiimenta Nancy1 , Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara2

This study examined marriage as a dyadic regulatory system — a shared psychosocial fortress through which couples jointly contain emotional distress and cultivate long-term resilience, moving the sch…

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Beyond Technological Fixes: Integrating Ecological Principles in Policy Planning for Climate-Resilient Urban Development

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Musiimenta Nancy2

Urban centres across the globe are increasingly confronted with the compounding threats of climate change, including intensifying urban heat islands, escalating flood frequencies, declining biodivers…

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Beyond the Clock: A Case Study of Time Versus Output in Workplace Management Insights from Spain and Uganda

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

This mixed-methods comparative case study examined the differential effectiveness of time-based versus output-based workplace management systems on employee and organizational outcomes across Spain a…

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Beyond the Clock: An Analysis of Extended Work Hours, Employee Compensation, and Perceived Productivity in Ugandan Organizations

Musiimenta Nancy1 , Ahumuza Audrey2

Background: Extended work hours have become increasingly prevalent in Ugandan organizations, yet their relationships with employee compensation structures and productivity outcomes remain poorly unde…

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Black is Not a Color: A Philosophical, Scientific, and Decolonial Inquiry into Essence, Origin, and the Epistemology of Blackness

Arinaitwe Julius1 , Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara2

This study undertook a multi-layered philosophical, scientific, and decolonial investigation into the nature, classification, and epistemological positioning of Blackness both as a physical phenomeno…