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Cross-Disciplinary Knowledge Systems

A scholarly journal for research that connects knowledge, methods, models, systems, and applications across disciplinary boundaries.

Publisher Interdisciplinary Knowledge Systems Press
Research Position Knowledge integration, systems thinking, and cross-domain methods
Primary Audience Researchers, systems analysts, policy scholars, and interdisciplinary professionals
Editorial Statement

For research that does not fit inside a single disciplinary boundary.

Cross-Disciplinary Knowledge Systems publishes research that integrates concepts, methods, frameworks, data, and applied systems from different academic and professional fields.

The journal is designed for work involving knowledge engineering, decision support, systems thinking, information integration, computational modelling, interdisciplinary methods, and cross-domain problem solving.

It encourages manuscripts that show how knowledge from multiple fields can be organized, connected, evaluated, and applied to complex scientific, technical, social, organizational, and policy challenges.

Knowledge Domains

Scope organized around integration, interpretation, and application.

DOMAIN I

Knowledge Systems

Knowledge engineering, knowledge representation, decision support, information integration, digital knowledge management, and structured knowledge models.

DOMAIN II

Cross-Disciplinary Methods

Methods that connect scientific, technical, organizational, social, policy, computational, and management perspectives.

DOMAIN III

Applied Frameworks

Conceptual models, computational frameworks, systems analysis, case studies, and applied research for complex cross-domain problems.

Journal Information Index

Core policies and author information are arranged as an academic index rather than visual cards.

Submit to Cross-Disciplinary Knowledge Systems

Manuscripts should clearly identify the disciplines involved, the knowledge gap addressed, the methods used, and the cross-disciplinary contribution.

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