GuideResearch Methodology
A Practical Guide to Choosing Your Research Design
How to match your research question to the right design — experimental, correlational, qualitative, or mixed-methods — before you collect a single data point.
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Guides for stronger research and writing
Practical guidance on research methodology, data analysis, academic writing, and publishing — curated by the IJKRI editorial team.
GuideAcademic Writing
Structuring Your Manuscript for Clarity and Impact
A section-by-section guide to structuring a manuscript so reviewers can follow your argument without friction.
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Choosing the Right Statistical Test for Your Data
A quick-reference guide to matching your data type and research question to the appropriate statistical test.
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How to Choose the Right Journal for Your Manuscript
What to check before you submit — scope fit, audience, and realistic turnaround — so your manuscript lands with the right readers the first time.
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Research Ethics: A Quick-Reference Guide for Authors
Core ethical obligations authors should address before submission — consent, authorship, data integrity, and disclosure.
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Framing Innovative and Interdisciplinary Research for Reviewers
How to present novel or cross-disciplinary work so its contribution is legible to reviewers who may not share your specific background.
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Managing Multi-Author Research Projects: A Practical Guide
Practical approaches to planning timelines, assigning responsibilities, and coordinating collaborators across a multi-author research project.
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An Introduction to Business Research Methods
An overview of the qualitative and quantitative approaches most common in business and management research, with guidance on when to use each.
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AI and Technology Tools in Academic Research: What's Allowed
A practical look at using AI and research-technology tools responsibly across literature review, analysis, and writing, including disclosure expectations.
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