Company Profile

United Scholars Publishing is an academic publishing organization committed to facilitating the publication and dissemination of peer-reviewed scholarly research. The publisher provides professionally managed platforms for researchers and academic communities to communicate original research, critical scholarship, interdisciplinary studies, and evidence-based contributions across diverse areas of academic and professional inquiry.

United Scholars Publishing is committed to scholarly integrity, editorial independence, transparency, accessibility, and responsible publishing practices. The publisher provides the operational and technical infrastructure required for journal publication, including manuscript submission systems, online hosting, publication production, dissemination, metadata management, and related administrative support. Each journal maintains its own editorial structure, with scholarly assessment, peer-review oversight, and publication decisions entrusted to its Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board. United Scholars Publishing respects the independence of these editorial bodies and does not interfere with editorial decisions concerning individual manuscripts.

Our Journals

Journal of Illicit Trade, Financial Crime, and Compliance (JITFCC)

Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Nikos Passas, Northeastern University, Massachusetts, USA

JITFCC provides an interdisciplinary platform for research on illicit trade, financial crime, corruption, money laundering, sanctions, compliance, and related regulatory and enforcement challenges. The journal brings together perspectives from criminology, law, economics, finance, governance, and public policy to advance understanding of complex forms of illicit economic activity.

Journal of Cybersecurity, Digital Forensics and Jurisprudence (JCDFJ)

Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Lidong Wang, Mississippi State University, Mississippi, USA

JCDFJ examines the intersection of cybersecurity, digital forensics, law, and jurisprudence, addressing emerging technological, investigative, legal, and regulatory challenges in the digital environment. Its scope includes cybersecurity, digital forensic practices, digital evidence, forensic analysis, cyber law, privacy, artificial intelligence, cloud systems, block chain, and related legal and policy issues.

Community Dynamics: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal (CDIIJ)

Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Jessica L. Burke, Professor of Sociology, Francis Marion University, South Carolina, USA

CDIIJ provides an interdisciplinary forum for research on the changing structures, relationships, and processes that shape communities and their development. The journal welcomes research addressing social transformation, community development, governance, inequality, resilience, economic and institutional change, and other contemporary challenges affecting communities at local, national, and global levels.

United Scholars Publishing seeks to foster constructive relationships among authors, editors, reviewers, readers, academic institutions, and the wider scholarly community. Through its journal portfolio, the publisher aims to support the responsible advancement and dissemination of knowledge while ensuring that each journal retains its own scholarly identity, editorial independence, and field-specific standards.

Detailed information about each journal, including its aims and scope, editorial team, submission procedures, peer-review process, publication ethics, author guidelines, licensing, and other policies, is available on the respective journal website.