Focus & Scope

Journal of Social Policy and Practice (JSPP)

Scope & Aims

The Journal of Social Policy and Practice (JSPP) accepts studies on contemporary, multi-dimensional issues that influence and shape society. It provides insight into the interplay of policy, theory, and practice, contributing to a deeper understanding of modern societal challenges through academic research.

JSPP publishes a wide variety of articles that enhance research knowledge and offer practical solutions to issues including community development, human well-being, education, governance, and social change.

As a high-quality research platform, JSPP welcomes contributions from diverse disciplines such as sociology, public administration, public policy, economics, and psychology—encouraging rigorous, interdisciplinary work that promotes societal well-being and performance.

What We Publish

  • Original research presenting new discoveries and insights into significant social issues.
  • Review articles synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying future research directions.
  • Policy evaluations and analyses focusing on impact and decision-making.
  • Case studies highlighting practice-based learning and innovative strategies.
  • Interdisciplinary research integrating multiple social science perspectives.

Areas of Interest

  • Social policy development, implementation, and outcomes
  • Community practices and social welfare initiatives
  • Education systems and their societal impact
  • Governance, public administration, and citizen participation
  • Inequality, inclusion, and social justice
  • Program evaluation, interventions, and social innovation

What We Value

  • Clear, well-structured, and evidence-based research
  • Critical thinking and meaningful interpretation
  • Ethical rigor and respect for participants, data, and sources
  • Practical and academic relevance with real-world implications

Whether theoretical or applied, JSPP aims to publish research that contributes meaningfully to both thought and practice. We invite scholars and practitioners to contribute to advancing discussions on social policy and practice in a rapidly evolving world.