Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies for Sustainable Development

The Journal publishes research articles and academic articles. All manuscripts submitted for publication are subject to a double-blind peer-review process conducted by at least two reviewers with expertise in the relevant field.

Publication Frequency: 2 issues per year

Issue 1: January–June
Issue 2: July–December

Publication Fee: No publication fee is charged.

Aims and Scope

The Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies for Sustainable Development is committed to publishing high-quality research articles and academic articles that emphasize the integration of knowledge across multiple disciplines (multidisciplinary approaches) involving at least two fields of study. The journal aims to foster the creation of new knowledge, innovations, and evidence-based practices that contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals at the community, societal, and national levels.

welcomes submissions within the following three major interdisciplinary domains:

1. Interdisciplinary Studies in Education, Society, and Human Development

This domain encompasses the integration of knowledge from education, learning management, educational innovation, sociology, law, customs and traditions, religion, and arts and culture. Contributions should address issues related to lifelong learning, social equity and inclusion, and the enhancement of quality of life and human well-being within society.

2. Interdisciplinary Studies in Natural Resources, Ecology, and Environmental Sustainability

This domain covers the integration of knowledge from natural resource management, environmental science, ecology, agricultural sciences, and technology. Research and scholarly works should contribute to ecosystem conservation and restoration, climate change adaptation and mitigation, the promotion of safety and well-being across diverse environments, and the advancement of circular economy principles.

3. Interdisciplinary Studies in Management, Public Policy, and Socioeconomic Development

This domain encompasses the integration of knowledge from public administration, management, public policy, and economics. Contributions should promote good governance, strengthen organizational development in both public and private sectors, and support sustainable economic stability and social development.