The Language, Literature, and Communication Journal (LLCJ) is a distinguished peer-reviewed, open-access journal that provides a scholarly platform for the dissemination of research and theoretical studies in the interconnected fields of language, literature, and communication.
APPROACHES TO BUILDING SUSTAINABLE PEACE IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
This article examines the concept of peacebuilding in multicultural societies and underscores the significance of managing diversity for sustainable peace. Multiculturalism, characterized by the coexistence of diverse ethnicities, religions, languages, and cultures, enriches societies but…
REVISITING THE POLICEMAN THEORY IN AUDITING: HISTORICAL ROOTS AND CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS
Over the years, Policeman Theory has undergone dynamic transformations, responding to the ever-changing complexities of business environments, regulatory landscapes, and societal expectations. As auditors play a crucial role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and the reliability…
EXPLORING GENDER DISPARITIES IN PRODUCTIVE ASSETS AND THEIR IMPACT ON RICE FARMING IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA
This study examined the gender disparities in access to productive assets and their impact on the productivity of smallholder rice farmers in Benue State, Nigeria. Utilizing a sample of 269 rice farmers, randomly selected from…
To advance knowledge and foster academic dialogue among scholars, educators, and practitioners worldwide in language, literature, and communication.
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All articles published in LLCJ are assigned a CrossRef DOI (prefix 10.15580) for permanent citation and discoverability.