Sage India

10/10/2026

Who has the greatest expertise on a mental health condition: a practitioner or someone living with it?

Lived experience is increasingly recognised as an essential source of knowledge for shaping effective mental health policies and care frameworks.

As mental health care moves from institutionalisation towards person-centred, community-based models, the perspectives of people who use these services must remain central to that transition.

This World Mental Health Day, we reflect on the importance of building mental health systems with, not simply for, the people they serve. At Sage, we support mental health research that brings together diverse perspectives and disciplines to deepen understanding, challenge established approaches and inform more effective and equitable mental health care.

09/10/2026

How many tonnes of cardboard waste makes its way into landfills every year? Now, that waste could be used to retrieve critical rare earth elements from industrial streams, offering a genuinely circular answer to a supply chain issue the world is anxious about.

This 2026 study in Polymers from Renewable Resources describes a cellulose-based adsorbent made from recycled carton waste that can recover rare earth elements from acidic industrial leachate. The adsorbent shows a sorption capacity of around 196 mg of rare earths per gram of adsorbent, 98% of which can be released during desorption.

The material offers a viable solution for the selective recovery of rare earth elements, which are traditionally obtained through mining.

Read more: https://ow.ly/BjBU50ZW8Wm

09/10/2026

Eight journals from the Sage portfolio are featured in the 2026 Financial Times 50 (FT50) list, one of the most widely recognized benchmarks for excellence in Business & Management research.

Spanning management, marketing, entrepreneurship, organizational studies, and operations, these journals publish research that informs academic scholarship, business practice, and policy worldwide.

Explore the breadth of Sage's Business & Management journal portfolio and discover research that drives meaningful impact.

Explore the collection: https://ow.ly/nPRV50ZVJaE

08/10/2026

We are pleased to collaborate with IIM Raipur on the Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development Review, a new journal dedicated to advancing research across entrepreneurship, enterprise, and management, with a focus on emerging economies.

The journal is now inviting submissions for its inaugural issue.

Researchers, scholars, and practitioners are invited to contribute their research and be part of this new scholarly platform.

Submit your research: https://journals.sagepub.com/home/EED

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IIM Raipur invites scholars, researchers, and practitioners to contribute to the inaugural issue of the Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development Review, the Institute's flagship open-access, bi-annual research journal, published in association with Sage India.

Led by Prof. Sanjeev Prashar, Director-in-Charge, IIM Raipur and Editor-in-Chief of EED, the journal aims to serve as an India-led, globally relevant platform for high-quality research at the intersection of entrepreneurship, enterprise, and management, with a special focus on emerging economies.

The official SAGE Journal submission portal is LIVE!

Researchers can submit their manuscripts through the online submission system:

https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/eedr

07/10/2026

How is AI reshaping the future of electronic theses and dissertations?

Sage is joining ETD 2026, the 29th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations, centred on the theme “ETDs in the Age of AI,” that brings together librarians, researchers, policymakers, technologists, and other professionals to explore AI-driven developments across the ETD ecosystem.

At Sage, we support initiatives that make scholarly knowledge more accessible, discoverable, and widely shared. By contributing to conversations on the evolving research landscape, we aim to strengthen how knowledge is created, preserved, and disseminated.

We look forward to connecting with the academic and research community and contributing to conversations around the future of scholarly knowledge and its dissemination.

Learn more about ETD 2026: https://ow.ly/fkxf50ZVePu

06/10/2026

Have you ever wondered why sometimes high-performing students have slow career progression? Or why some students do exceedingly well at placement interviews but others do not?

Not all the skills you need to succeed at work show up on a report card. Leadership, negotiation, and professionalism are rarely learnt within the classroom.

Sage Skills is a resource for students that offers two distinct tracks: Student Success and Business/Employability. Designed to help students self-assess and practice critical workplace skills, the interactive digital platform helps students translate their successes in college to success in the workplace and beyond.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/fIKX50ZUReO

05/10/2026

Ever found it difficult to identify the right journal for your research?

Choosing where to submit your work can often involve making constant guesswork, right from considering the right subject relevance and journal scope to indexing and publication type. This is where the Sage Journal Recommender Tool comes in.

With the tool, you can now search for suitable Sage journals relevant to your area of research, refine results using subject, indexing and journal type filters, review journal aims and scope, and access a direct submission option once you have identified a suitable journal.

Explore the Sage Journal Recommender Tool: https://ow.ly/n6e450ZUkJg

02/10/2026

Mahatma Gandhi saw education as the foundation of a self-reliant society, one built on curiosity, honest questioning, and an unwavering commitment to truth.

On Gandhi Jayanti, we pause to remember his vision and the lasting value of his words. These ideas continue to guide us toward more thoughtful, informed, and empowered communities.

01/10/2026

Making the most of research resources is an important part of strengthening academic engagement and supporting informed research practices.

Sage recently conducted a User Awareness Session in collaboration with South Asian University, bringing together faculty, researchers, students, and library professionals.

The session focused on how ONOS-enabled access can support effective research discovery along with the right use of scholarly content.

We thank the South Asian University community for their participation and engagement throughout the session.

30/09/2026

Translation is more than converting words from one language to another.

It requires accuracy, context, and cultural understanding. This International Translation Day, we explore how AI-powered machine translation, combined with human post-editing, can make the translation of complex health research faster while preserving meaning, clarity, and cultural relevance.

Read our blog for more insight: https://ow.ly/7Cx450ZSXHX