HERAN Publications

Journal of Home Economics Research (JHER)

JHER was founded in 1995 by Professor Elizabeth Anyakoha. It preceeded HERAN.
It was bequeathed to HERAN in 2000 with the birth of the later.
The publication of JHER has been sustained as unbroken continuity since 1995. Each year has been marked with meaningful improvement in the quality, content, spread and patronage of the JHER.
Beginning with volume 9 2008, JHER has become indexed and abstracted in Social Scisearch® and Journal Citation Reports/Social Sciences Edition by Thomas Reuters of Philadelphia, USA. JHER is thus an indexed journal.
JHER is published September of every year.
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Elizabeth U. Anyakoha Ph.D Professor (Editor-in-chief)	Department of Vocational Education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Carol L. Anderson Ph.D CFCS Professor	College of Human Ecology Cornell University, Cornell, NY, USA
Nwakego Molokwu Ph.D Associate Professor	Department of Vocational & Technical Education, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki
Afiong Akpan Ph.D Associate Professor	Department of Home Economics University of Uyo, Nigeria.
Seline Okeke Ph.D Chief Lecturer	Department of Home Economics Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe
Chinyere Igbo Ph.D Professor	Department of Vocational Education University of Nigeria, Nsukka
E.E.Uko-Aviomoh Professor	Department of Vocational & Technical Education, University of Benin, Benin- City.
Advisory Board
J.O. Mallum Professor	Institute of Education University of Jos, Jos.
Julia R. Gitobu Professor	Department of Home Economics Kenyata University, Kenya
Nkechi H. Ene-Obong Professor	Department of Home Science, Nutrition & Dietetics University of Nigeria, Nsukka
A.A. Addo, Ph.D Professor	Department of Home Science & Management Management, University of Agriculture, University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
A. Uwaegbute, Ph.D Professor	Department of Home Economics, University of Agriculture, Umudike
B. Ukpore, Ph.D Associate Professor	Department of Home Economics Delta State University, Abraka.
H.J. Kaka PhD Senior Lecturer Management	Department of Home Science and Nasarawa State University, Keffi

The Journal of Home Economics Research (JHER) is a scholarly trans- disciplinary research publication. Manuscripts to be considered for publication must be found very useful to both scholars and practitioners in Home Economics and related fields.
Articles which should be typed double spacing should not exceed 10-12 A-4 pages including references and Abstracts.
The title and institutional affiliation of the author and an abstract of not more than 120 words should precede the title.
Manuscripts under consideration by other journals must not be submitted.
Empirical reports must be written under the following distinctive headings.

Introduction - with background of study: statement of problem, significance of study and appropriate literature built in.
Objectives/Purposes/Research Questions/Hypotheses.
Methodology - This should contain the following distinctive sub-headings: (a) Population, (b) Sample, (c) Instrument, (d) Data collection and analysis techniques
Findings and Discussion.
Conclusion
References

Introduction - that shows clearly the focus of the article
Main body - under distinctive headings that could have been reflected in the introductionConclusion with appropriate recommendations where necessary.
Conclusion with appropriate recommendations where necessary
References

Literature must be relevant, rich and current. References should be according to the American Psychological Association (APA).
Manuscript must be submitted in triplicate with a non-refundable review fee of $ 40, to:

Improving your research methodology skills: Conceptualizing the concepts and Developing and Conceptual Frameworks (2009) E U Anyakoha (ed)
Entrepreneurship Education and Wealth Creation Strategies: Practical Tips for Economic Empowerment and survival (2009) 2nd Edition), E U Anyakoha (ed)
Research Issues in Home Economics (2002), E U Anyakoha (ed)
Research Imperatives and Challenges for Home Economics (2001), E U Anyakoha (ed)