About the Journal

JOINT: Journal of Issues and National Thought is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, and case studies on national issues, political thought, governance, social development, and public policy. The journal aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and provide a platform for innovative solutions to societal and national challenges by integrating knowledge from diverse fields, including but not limited to:

  1. Political Science & Governance (Public Policy, Political Philosophy, Democracy, Government Systems, International Relations)
  2. Law & Human Rights (Constitutional Law, Civil Rights, Legal Reforms, Ethics, Justice Systems)
  3. Social Sciences & Humanities (Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Education, History, Cultural Studies)
  4. Economics & Development Studies (National Economic Policy, Social Welfare, Sustainable Development, Entrepreneurship, Public Finance)
  5. Media & Communication Studies (Journalism, Political Communication, Digital Media, Civic Engagement)
  6. Interdisciplinary Studies (Environmental Policy, Education Reform, Ethics and Leadership, Community Development, Civic Thought)

Key Features of the Journal:

  1. Multidisciplinary Scope: Encourages cross-disciplinary research to address national, social, and policy-related issues.
  2. Open Access: All articles are freely available to readers worldwide, ensuring wide dissemination of knowledge.
  3. Rigorous Peer Review: Manuscripts undergo a double-blind review process by experts in political science, law, social sciences, and economics.
  4. National & Global Reach: Welcomes submissions from scholars, policymakers, and practitioners nationally and internationally.
  5. Ethical Standards: Adheres to strict publication ethics and plagiarism policies, following COPE guidelines.

Mission: To advance knowledge in national thought, political science, and social development by bridging gaps between disciplines and providing a platform for scholarly exchange on key national and societal issues.

Frequency of Publication: Biannually

Indexing & Archiving: Indexed in (list databases, e.g., Google Scholar, Crossref, Scopus, etc.) and archived for long-term accessibility.