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James E. Conable, PhD (Editor-in-chief)

Prof. James Conable acquired a profound career, specializing in editing, research, and academic mentorship within the humanities. His expertise spans the realms of social and behavioral sciences, public policy, information management, and education.

Roles and Responsibilities:

  1. Research & Academic Writing Facilitator, Lund University:
    • Oversees students crafting theses, dissertations, and final project papers.
    • Guides students through the intricacies of academic writing.
    • Equips students to navigate the publishing landscape, targeting High Impact-Factor Journals.
  2. Editor-in-Chief, JECedit Global.Offers research-centric solutions for challenges in human resources management and organizational development.
  3. Research and Academic Writing Mentor, UNN-CPG School Mentoring Unit:
    • Designs and directs mentoring programs.
    • Leads advanced PhD research and paper-writing workshops.
    • Supports postgraduates in honing their research and academic writing prowess.

According to Prof. Conable, his paramount mission is cultivating students’ research and writing capabilities, which he deems essential for practical success. He’s passionate about interactive activities that alleviate students’ anxieties during thesis creation, emphasizing understanding the prevalent challenges students encounter. He’s adept at both qualitative and quantitative reasoning and analysis.

With two decades of consultancy, research, and teaching, Prof. Conable’s portfolio is both rich and diverse.

Educational Credentials:

  • BSc in Development Studies (Major: Political Science) – Lund University, Sweden.
  • MSc in Development Studies (Major: Political Science) – Lund University, Sweden.
  • MSc in Economic History – Lund University, Sweden.
  • PhD in Public Policy and Administration (Specialization: Policy Analysis) – Walden University, USA.

Publications:

  • Peer-Reviewer for various journal publishers.
  • Chapter Contributor – “Foreign land acquisitions, corruption, and sustainable livelihood in Sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Mozambique and Tanzania.” In E. Osabuohien, In-Country Determinants and Implications of Foreign Land Acquisitions (pp. 237-261).

Books Authored:

  1. In Religion/Comparative Religion:
    • Dangers of Pride (Conable, 2014)
    • Understanding the Nature of God: The Way to Eternal Glory (Conable, 2012)
  2. On Research and Academic Writing Skills:
    • A Handbook on How to Improve Your Academic Writing Skills (Conable, 2015)
    • Research and Academic Writing for Bachelor, Master, Doctoral students (Conable, 2018)
    • Workbook on Quantitative Reasoning and Analysis (Conable, 2022)
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