Journals

New Countryside

ISSN: 2758-1403

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Cultural Arts Research and Development

ISSN: 2436-8539

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

New Environmentally-Friendly Materials

ISSN: 2758-3163

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Urban Planning and Construction

ISSN: 2759-0410

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Transportation Development Research

ISSN: 2759-0429

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Food and Drug Safety

ISSN: 2759-0445

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Classical Literature

ISSN: 2759-0437

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Cultural Conflict and Integration

ISSN: 2759-7180

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Linguistic Exploration

ISSN: 2759-7199

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Philosophy and Realistic Reflection

ISSN: 2759-7172

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Journal of Education and Learning Environments

ISSN: 2760-201X

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Applied Behavioral Health and Psychology

ISSN: 2760-3830

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Sustainable Business and Management

ISSN: 2760-3822

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Banking and Digital Finance

ISSN: 2760-3814

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Mathematical Methods in Data Science

ISSN: 2760-408X

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Journal of Behavioral Economics and Policy

ISSN: 2760-2001

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Global Communication and Media Studies

ISSN: 2760-4098

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Journal of Healthy Aging and Longevity

ISSN: 2760-4276

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

Asia-Pacific Studies in Economy and Society

ISSN: 2760-4284

Publication Frequency: Semiyearly

The Impact of Digital Health Tools on Health Self-Management Ability and Chronic Disease Control Among Community-Dwelling Elderly: A Global Multicenter Study

This study explored digital health tools (DHTs)’ impact on health self-management and chronic disease control among 8,000 community-dwelling elderly (≥65 years) in 12 cities across 8 countries.Using 2023–2026 longitudinal data and mixed methods (quantitative regression, 350 interviews), results showed: 1) Regular DHT use (≥5 times/week) raised self-management scores by 42% (β=0.42, p<0.001), reduced HbA1c by 0.8±0.2% and systolic blood pressure by 7.5±1.8 mmHg (both p<0.001); 2) „APP + remote monitoring + professional guidance“ DHT combinations outperformed standalone APPs (β=0.38/0.32, p<0.001); 3) Key factors: digital literacy (score ≥8/10 doubled adherence), device usability, cultural adaptation. Policies: Expand digital literacy training, mandate DHT usability standards, integrate professional guidance.

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Journal of Healthy Aging and Longevity
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The Impact of Urban Community Elderly Canteens on Physical Health, Nutritional Status, and Social Integration of Elderly Living Alone: A Global Comparative Study

This study examines the effects of urban community elderly canteens (UCECs) on physical health, nutritional status, and social integration among 10,000 urban elderly living alone (≥65 years) across 15 cities in 10 countries. Using 2022–2025 longitudinal data and mixed methods, results show: (1) Regular UCEC use (≥3 meals/week) reduces malnutrition risk by 52% (OR=0.48, p<0.001), lowers systolic blood pressure by 8.3±2.1 mmHg (p<0.001), and boosts social integration by 38% (β=0.38, p<0.001); (2) "Government-subsidized + nutritionist-led" UCECs outperform market-oriented models; (3) Meal affordability (subsidy ≥70%), nutritional customization, and on-site social activities drive effectiveness. Policies should expand subsidies, mandate nutritionists, and integrate social activities.

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Journal of Healthy Aging and Longevity
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The Impact of Community Mutual Aid Models on Physical and Mental Health of Urban Elderly Living Alone: A Global Comparative Study

This study explored Community Mutual Aid Models (CMAMs)’ impact on health of urban elderly living alone (≥65 years) in 12 cities across 8 countries. With 2021–2024 longitudinal data from 8,000 participants and mixed methods, results showed: 1) CMAM participation reduced physical frailty risk by 38% (OR=0.62, p<0.001) and depression by 45% (PHQ-9 reduction: 5.2±1.8, p<0.001); 2) Hybrid models („peer support + professional guidance“) outperformed pure peer models (β=0.28/0.32, p<0.001); 3) Key factors: participation frequency (≥3 times/week doubled benefits), social connection quality, and community funding (≥$500/year per capita boosted effectiveness by 35%).Policies: Promote hybrid CMAMs, fund low-resource communities, and train professional facilitators.

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Journal of Healthy Aging and Longevity
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The Impact of Digital Health Tools on Chronic Disease Management, Healthy Aging, and Longevity Among Urban Older Adults: A Global Comparative Study

This study investigates how digital health tools (DHTs)—including mobile health apps, wearable devices, and telemedicine platforms—influence chronic disease management (CDM), healthy aging, and longevity among urban older adults (≥65 years) with at least one chronic condition (diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease). Using 2021–2024 panel data from 15,000 participants across 10 cities (U.S. [Boston, New York]; Japan [Tokyo, Osaka]; Spain [Barcelona, Madrid]; China [Shanghai, Beijing]; Nigeria [Lagos, Abuja]; Australia [Melbourne, Sydney]) and mixed methods (quantitative regression, qualitative interviews), results show: (1) Regular DHT use improves CDM adherence by 42% (e.g., medication adherence: 89% vs. 62% in non-users) and increases Healthy Aging Scores (HAS) by 0.18 (p<0.001); (2) Telemedicine and wearable devices are the most impactful DHT types (HR=0.76, p<0.001 for longevity); (3) Digital literacy (β=0.35, p<0.001) and socioeconomic status moderate DHT effects—gaps exist in low-income and low-literacy groups (38% of Nigerian participants report DHT access barriers). Policy recommendations include targeted digital literacy training and subsidized DHT access for vulnerable older adults.

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Journal of Healthy Aging and Longevity
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The Impact of Community Support Systems on Healthy Aging and Longevity in Urban Contexts: A Comparative Study Across Global Regions

This study explores how urban community support systems (CSS)—including healthcare access, social engagement, and environmental safety—shape healthy aging (physical function, mental well-being) and longevity among older adults (≥65 years) across high-income (U.S., Japan, Spain), middle-income (China), and low-income (Nigeria) urban contexts. Using panel data (2021–2024) from 12,000 older adults in 15 cities and a mixed-methods approach (quantitative regression, qualitative interviews), results show: (1) CSS quality explains 38% of variance in healthy aging scores (higher in high-income regions: U.S. 0.72 vs. Nigeria 0.31); (2) Social engagement programs (e.g., intergenerational activities) and accessible primary care are the strongest predictors of longevity (HR=0.72, p<0.001); (3) Urbanization intensity moderates CSS effects—rapidly urbanizing cities (e.g., Beijing) face CSS gaps due to infrastructure lag. Policy recommendations include scaling community-based preventive care and integrating aging-in-place designs into urban planning.

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Asia-Pacific Studies in Economy and Society
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Innovation of Urbanization Path for Small and Medium-sized Cities in the Asia - Pacific Region: Advantages, Challenges, and Strategies

This paper selects 18 SMSCs from 9 Asia - Pacific countries (China, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand) as research cases. Through a combination of field surveys, stakeholder interviews, and document analysis, it systematically explores the inherent advantages, development challenges, and path innovation strategies of SMSCs in the region. The research finds that SMSCs in the Asia - Pacific region have distinct advantages such as low development costs, close ties with rural areas, and rich ecological and cultural resources. Nevertheless, they also face prominent challenges including insufficient industrial support, weak infrastructure, and brain drain. To address these issues, the paper proposes three innovative paths: characteristic industrialization driven by resource endowments, integrated urban - rural development based on functional complementarity, and smart governance empowerment relying on digital technology. These strategies provide a practical reference for promoting the high - quality urbanization of SMSCs in the Asia - Pacific region and realizing regional coordinated development.

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Asia-Pacific Studies in Economy and Society
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Community Participation Mechanisms in Smart City Construction: A Study of the Asia - Pacific Region

Smart city construction in the Asia - Pacific region has traditionally focused on technological deployment, with limited attention to community participation—a key factor in ensuring smart solutions align with residents’ needs. This paper examines community participation mechanisms in 15 smart city projects across 10 Asia - Pacific countries, classifying participation models into "consultative," "collaborative," and "co - creative" types. Through mixed - methods research (surveys, interviews, document analysis), the study finds that co - creative models, which integrate community input into all stages of smart project development, achieve higher resident satisfaction (82% vs. 56% for consultative models) and long - term project sustainability. However, barriers such as unequal access to participation channels, low digital literacy, and weak institutional support hinder effective community engagement. The paper proposes targeted strategies, including participatory digital platforms, capacity - building programs, and legal frameworks for community representation, to enhance inclusive participation in smart city construction.

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Asia-Pacific Studies in Economy and Society
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Urbanization and National Development: Dynamics, Challenges, and Prospects in the Asia - Pacific Region

This paper explores the intricate relationship between urbanization and national development in the Asia - Pacific region. It analyzes the dynamic processes of urbanization, including population migration, spatial expansion, and economic restructuring, and their impacts on national economic growth, social stability, and environmental sustainability. Through case studies of several countries in the region, the paper identifies key challenges such as urban overcrowding, infrastructure shortages, and environmental pollution, and proposes corresponding policy recommendations. The findings suggest that a well - planned and sustainable urbanization process is crucial for promoting long - term national development in the Asia - Pacific region.

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Announcements

Welcome Our New Editor-in-Chief of Cultural Arts Research and Development
Announcements
We are pleased to announce that Prof. Emanuele Castano has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of Cultural Arts Research and Development, effective September 25, 2025. Prof. Castano brings extensive expertise in cultural theory, social cognition, and literary studies. His scholarly contributions and editorial leadership have significantly advanced the field, and we are confident that he will guide the journal to new heights of academic excellence and international visibility. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to the previous Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Ronald Eyerman, for his invaluable contributions to the journal’s growth and reputation. Please join us in welcoming Prof. Emanuele Castano and supporting the continued success of Cultural Arts Research and Development.

26 September 2025
Editor-in-Chief Communication Meeting Successfully Held to Shape the Future of Urban Planning and Construction
Announcements

11 September 2025
Editor-in-Chief Recruitment Notice
Announcements
Dear Colleagues in the Academic Community, Transportation Development Research is a newly established academic journal aimed at providing scholars with a platform for exchanging and sharing research achievements. Currently, we are seeking an experienced and dedicated scholar to serve as the inaugural Editor-in-Chief of our journal. Responsibilities and Expectations: Lead the academic direction and development strategy of the journal. Oversee the review process and select suitable reviewers to ensure the quality of submitted manuscripts. Collaborate with the editorial team to drive the day-to-day operations and development of the journal. Actively engage with the academic community to enhance the visibility and impact of the journal. Qualifications: Demonstrated excellence in the relevant field with a strong academic track record. Substantial academic and peer-review experience. Enthusiasm for advancing the development of the journal and the ability to lead a team. Active participation in academic discourse with a strong academic reputation. Application Process: Interested individuals are invited to submit their resumes and a letter of application for the Editor-in-Chief position to tdr@bilpub.com. We look forward to your contributions in building Transportation Development Research into an outstanding academic journal. Thank you for your attention and support. Best Regards, Editorial Team Transportation Development Research

29 December 2023
New Journal Alert: Urban Planning and Construction
Announcements
We are excited to announce the launch of our new journal, "Urban Planning and Construction," dedicated to exploring the dynamic field of urban planning and construction. As we embark on this exciting endeavor, we invite scholars and researchers to join us as esteemed editorial board members and editors-in-chief. If you are passionate about urban planning and construction and would like to contribute to this scholarly platform, we welcome you to apply as a self-nominee or recommend suitable candidates for the positions. Kindly download the Scholar Information Form, fill it out, and submit it to the editorial department. For the inaugural issue, we are offering a special opportunity to submit manuscripts free of charge. Yes, you read that right! We are waiving all article processing fees for the first edition. To maintain consistency, please refer to our author's guidelines for formatting details, available at: https://ojs.bilpub.com/index.php/upc/about/submissions. Feel free to contact our editorial department at upc@bilpub.com for any queries, suggestions, or submissions. Join us on this exciting journey as we delve into the realms of urban planning and construction together! Urban Planning and Construction Editorial Team

14 September 2023
Transport Development Study Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): Inprogress
Announcements
New Journal Launch! Transportation Development Research is excited to announce the launch of our inaugural issue! As we embark on this journey, we are searching for dedicated individuals to join our esteemed editorial board as editors and chief editors. Whether you would like to self-nominate or recommend someone, we welcome your participation. To express your interest, please download the Scholar Information Form, complete it, and submit it to our editorial office. Call for Manuscripts For the first issue, we are offering free manuscript processing. All article processing fees are waived! To ensure your submission meets our guidelines, please refer to the Author's Guide:https://ojs.bilpub.com/index.php/tdr/about/submissions. Contact Information For any inquiries or submission of the Scholar Information Form, kindly direct your emails to tdr@bilpub.com. Join us in shaping the future of transportation research! Transportation Development Research Editorial Team

14 September 2023
Pre-publication of the first issue of Food and Drug Safety
Announcements
We are excited to announce the launch of a new journal, Food and Drug Safety, dedicated to the exploration of topics related to the safety of food and drugs. We are currently seeking qualified individuals to join our editorial board and serve as the chief editor. If you have expertise in this field, both self-recommendations and recommendations of others are welcome. To apply, please download the Scholar Information Form, fill it out, and submit it to the editorial office. For the inaugural issue, we are offering free manuscript handling and waiving all article processing fees. Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscripts in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the Author's Guide: https://ojs.bilpub.com/index.php/fds/about/submissions. For any inquiries or submissions, please contact the editorial office via email at: fds@bilpub.com. We look forward to your participation and contributions in promoting food and drug safety research! Food and Drug Safety Editorial Team

14 September 2023
Classical Literature First Publication (Issue 1, 2023): Inprogress
Announcements
Welcome to our newly created journal! We are looking for editorial board members and editors-in-chief, and we invite scholars to nominate themselves or suggest suitable candidates. If you are interested, please download the Scholar Information Form, fill it out and submit it to the editorial office. It is worth mentioning that we will process manuscripts for the first issue of the journal free of charge and completely waive the article processing fee. Authors are kindly requested to refer to our author guidelines to ensure proper and consistent article formatting, the link to the guidelines is here: https://ojs.bilpub.com/index.php/cl/about/submissions . If you have any questions or need further advice, please send them to the editorial office at: cl@bilpub.com. Classical Literature Editorial Team

14 September 2023
Congratulations on the success of 'MIRAI 2.0 R&I Week 2022' activity!
Announcements

02 December 2022
Welcome Prof. Dr. Pablo Froimowicz to be the Editor-in-Chief of New Environmentally-Friendly Materials
Announcements

26 October 2022