An international platform for original, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary scholarly research.
Modern Multidisciplinary Research Review (MMRR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access international journal committed to publishing original and academically significant research across a broad range of disciplines. The journal provides a scholarly platform for researchers, academicians, educators, professionals, policymakers, and postgraduate scholars to communicate research findings, critical perspectives, innovative methodologies, and evidence-based solutions.
MMRR recognizes that many contemporary scientific, technological, social, economic, cultural, educational, environmental, and public-policy challenges cannot be adequately addressed through a single disciplinary approach. The journal therefore encourages research that integrates theories, methods, evidence, and professional practices from two or more academic fields.
The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, analytical, experimental, qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method studies. Particular consideration is given to manuscripts that demonstrate originality, methodological reliability, scholarly relevance, interdisciplinary value, and the potential to contribute to academic knowledge or professional practice.
The principal aim of MMRR is to advance multidisciplinary scholarship by supporting the responsible creation, evaluation, and dissemination of research addressing important academic and real-world issues.
The journal specifically aims to:
MMRR considers manuscripts from a wide range of disciplines. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
MMRR particularly encourages manuscripts that establish meaningful connections between traditionally separate fields. Suitable submissions may combine science and public policy, technology and education, healthcare and data analytics, environmental studies and economics, law and digital governance, engineering and sustainability, or humanities and emerging technologies.
Merely including terminology from multiple disciplines is not sufficient. Interdisciplinary manuscripts should demonstrate how the integration of different theories, methods, datasets, or professional perspectives produces a stronger analysis, a new understanding, or a practically relevant outcome.
The journal considers scholarly manuscripts that fall within its declared scope, including:
Every submitted manuscript is initially examined by the editorial office to determine whether it is relevant to the journal’s aims and scope, sufficiently original, ethically compliant, appropriately structured, and suitable for scholarly review.
Manuscripts that satisfy the preliminary requirements are processed through double-blind peer review. Reviewers evaluate the academic contribution, methodological quality, validity of findings, clarity of presentation, relevance to the declared scope, ethical compliance, and value of the work for the journal’s multidisciplinary readership.
Submission of a manuscript does not guarantee external review or publication. Manuscripts that fall outside the journal’s scope, lack a clear scholarly contribution, or fail to meet applicable editorial and ethical requirements may be declined during preliminary screening.
MMRR serves researchers, academicians, postgraduate scholars, educators, practitioners, professionals, policymakers, institutional leaders, librarians, and readers seeking reliable multidisciplinary scholarship. The journal is intended for an international audience and encourages contributions from different geographical, cultural, academic, and professional contexts.
The journal maintains a clearly defined aims and scope statement to support transparent manuscript selection, appropriate reviewer assignment, subject consistency, and the publication of academically relevant content.
The editorial team seeks to ensure that published articles remain consistent with the journal’s multidisciplinary mission, peer-review standards, publication schedule, ethical policies, and international readership.
Reference to indexing-readiness describes the journal’s commitment to maintaining transparent academic and publishing practices. It must not be interpreted as a claim that the journal is currently indexed, accepted, or guaranteed inclusion in any particular abstracting and indexing database.
Before submitting a manuscript, authors should confirm that the study falls within the journal’s declared scope and clearly identify its disciplinary or interdisciplinary contribution. Manuscripts should present original work, follow the journal’s author guidelines, comply with applicable research ethics requirements, and provide accurate and transparent reporting of methods, data, findings, and sources.