Studies in Social Justice publishes articles, dispatches and creative works relating to the social, cultural, economic, environmental, political, and philosophical problems associated with struggles for social justice. The journal aims to publish work that links theory to social change and the analysis of substantive issues. The journal welcomes heterodox contributions that are critical of established paradigms of inquiry
The journal focuses on debates that move beyond conventional notions of social justice, and views social justice as a critical concept that is integral in the analysis of policy formation, rights, participation, social movements, and transformations. Social justice is analysed in the context of processes involving nationalism, social and public policy, globalization, diasporas, culture, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, welfare, poverty, war, and other social phenomena. It endeavours to cover questions and debates ranging from governance to democracy, sustainable environments, and human rights, and to introduce new work on pressing issues of social justice throughout the world
As an interdisciplinary journal, Studies in Social Justice invites submissions from a wide range of academic disciplines and in a variety of publication formats. As a transdisciplinary journal, it seeks to mobilise collaborations and conversations across disciplinary boundaries, and among academics, activists and affected publics.The journal’s international editorial team includes seven editors and 25 editorial board members from numerous academic disciplines and intellectual traditions, as well as from non-academic areas of social justice practice
Studies in Social Justicepublishes stand-alone pieces as well as special issues and themed sections focusing on specific substantive issues, theoretical debates, or methodological approaches from an interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary perspective
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