The International Journal of Economics, Business, and Entrepreneurship (IJEBE) is an international, double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing knowledge at the dynamic intersection of entrepreneurial innovation, economic policy, and sustainable business practices. The journal publishes rigorous theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research that addresses contemporary challenges, particularly within emerging markets and developing economies. To maintain a sharp editorial focus and provide profound insights for academia and industry, IJEBE strictly concentrates its publications within four specific domains. First, Inclusive and Sustainable Entrepreneurship, which examines the dynamics of new venture creation, family and indigenous businesses, gender roles, e-entrepreneurship, and social entrepreneurship aimed at achieving economic resilience. Second, Applied Economics and Financial Systems, exploring macroeconomic and microeconomic policies, public economics, and the integration of robust finance and banking mechanisms to support entrepreneurial growth. Third, Strategic Management and Ethical Business, highlighting organizational behavior, marketing dynamics, knowledge management, and the crucial role of business ethics, including the development of Islamic and Shari’ah-compliant business models. Fourth, Accounting and Information Systems, which encompasses corporate, managerial, and public sector accounting, auditing practices, and the utilization of accounting information systems to ensure corporate governance and transparency. Through this highly focused scope, IJEBE bridges the gap between academic theory and practical solutions for a sustainable and ethical economic future.