Journals

  • AI & Future Society

    AI & Future Society

    AI and Future Society is an international journal examining the societal transformations driven by artificial intelligence. It focuses on ethical, regulatory, human-centered, and future-oriented dimensions of AI across seven interdisciplinary sections. The journal upholds academic integrity, social responsibility, and rigorous scholarship. All submissions undergo initial screening for quality, ethical compliance, and clarity before peer review. Serving as a platform for forward-looking dialogue, AI and Future Society promotes responsible AI development and bridges technological innovation with human values.

  • Comparative Philosophy and Religious Traditions

    Comparative Philosophy and Religious Traditions

    Comparative Philosophy and Religious Traditions (CPRT) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing rigorous scholarship at the intersection of comparative philosophy and the study of religious traditions.

    The journal provides a global forum for intercultural and cross-traditional inquiry, promoting critical engagement among diverse philosophical and religious systems from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas.

    CPRT publishes original research that combines conceptual clarity, methodological rigor, and comparative depth. Committed to scholarly integrity and intellectual pluralism, the journal supports open access dissemination to foster global dialogue in the humanities.

  • Climate Sustainability & Global Systems

    Climate Sustainability & Global Systems

    Climate Sustainability & Global Systems (CSGS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research at the nexus of climate science, sustainability transitions, and global systems governance.

    Published quarterly (March, June, September, and December), CSGS provides a scholarly platform for rigorous analysis of complex interactions among environmental, economic, technological, and socio-political systems in the context of climate change.

    The journal prioritizes system-level thinking, methodological robustness, and global relevance. It welcomes empirical research, modeling studies, policy analysis, and innovative methodological contributions that address pressing sustainability challenges across scales — from local ecosystems to global governance frameworks.

    CSGS particularly emphasizes:

    • Climate systems modeling and Earth system interactions

    • Sustainability governance and institutional transformation

    • Environmental data science and AI applications

    • Global climate policy and systemic risk analysis

    • Socio-ecological resilience and adaptation

    • Interdisciplinary methods and analytical frameworks

    Operating under a fully open access model (CC BY 4.0), the journal ensures immediate and permanent accessibility of all published content. Editorial decisions are based solely on academic merit through a transparent double-blind peer review process.

    By fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue and global scholarly collaboration, CSGS aims to contribute to evidence-based climate action, sustainable development pathways, and responsible systems innovation.

  • Computational Social Sciences Review

    Computational Social Sciences Review

    Computational Social Sciences Review (CSSR) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing computational and data-driven approaches to understanding human behavior and social systems in the digital era. It features research using machine learning, network science, NLP, social simulation, and large-scale analytics to examine social, political, cultural, and economic dynamics. Interdisciplinary in scope, CSSR connects scholars across social sciences, humanities, policy studies, and computer science. Committed to rigor and methodological transparency, the journal promotes globally relevant research that strengthens scientific knowledge and supports evidence-based decision-making in an algorithmic society.

  • Global Public Policy & Governance Review

    Global Public Policy & Governance Review

  • Global Review of Humanities, Arts, and Society (GRHAS)

    Global Review of Humanities, Arts, and Society

    Global Review of Humanities, Arts, and Society (GRHAS) is an international, interdisciplinary journal advancing theoretical innovation and reflective practice across the humanities, arts, and social inquiry. The journal fosters critical thinking, methodological openness, and cross-disciplinary dialogue while upholding high academic and ethical standards. GRHAS welcomes global contributions that explore cultural, artistic, and societal transformations through diverse scholarly perspectives.

    Sections include: Original Articles, Theoretical Explorations, Case Studies, Methods & Tools, Art Practices & Reflections, Interviews & Dialogues, Conference Reports, Perspectives & Commentaries, and Book Reviews.

  • Health Nexus

    Health Nexus: Interdisciplinary Medical Research Journal

    Health Nexus is an international, open-access, peer-reviewed journal advancing interdisciplinary medical research with a focus on integrative dialogue between Western medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The journal promotes methodologically rigorous and globally relevant approaches to clinical practice, public health, pharmacology, and integrative medicine. It welcomes original research, systematic reviews, theoretical studies, and clinically valuable case reports, particularly those addressing global health challenges and contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. As a diamond open-access journal, Health Nexus charges no APCs. All submissions undergo strict double-blind peer review to ensure scientific quality and interdisciplinary significance.

  • Journal of Dance and Embodied Structure

  • Journal of Engineering Systems and Applications

    Journal of Engineering Systems and Applications

    The Journal of Engineering Systems and Applications (JESA) is an annual, peer-reviewed open-access journal publishing high-quality research across science, engineering, chemistry, and the life sciences. Emphasizing interdisciplinary integration, JESA supports studies that connect theoretical development, experimental investigation, and technological innovation with real-world applications. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure scientific quality and scholarly integrity. Published under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license, JESA promotes cross-disciplinary knowledge dissemination and fosters research that advances engineering-driven solutions for complex global challenges.

  • Journal of Law, Psychology, and Communication Studies (JLPCS)

    Journal of Law, Psychology, and Communication Studies

    Journal of Law, Psychology, and Communication Studies (JLPCS) is an international, bilingual academic journal published by the JLPCS Editorial Board. Dedicated to interdisciplinary scholarship, the journal explores the intersections of legal systems, psychological processes, and communication practices. JLPCS publishes original, methodologically rigorous, and socially relevant research, offering both regular issues in Chinese and English as well as thematic special editions. Welcoming global contributors, the journal provides a platform for advancing theory, informing practice, and fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue in law, psychology, and communication studies.

  • Journal of Social Cognition and Communication

    Journal of Social Cognition and Communication is an international peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to advancing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of social cognition, communication studies, and contemporary social life. The journal provides a scholarly platform for theoretical reflection, empirical investigation, and methodological innovation addressing how individuals and societies perceive, interpret, and communicate meaning within evolving cultural, technological, and institutional contexts.

    The journal is particularly interested in research that examines the cognitive and social mechanisms underlying communication processes. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, media cognition, interpersonal communication, public opinion formation, information processing in digital environments, social perception and identity, cultural communication practices, and the cognitive dimensions of social interaction. As communication systems continue to evolve through digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and global media infrastructures, the journal encourages work that critically explores the relationship between cognition, technology, and society.

    The journal publishes original research articles, theoretical papers, review articles, methodological studies, short communications, and scholarly book reviews. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-anonymous peer review process to ensure academic quality, intellectual originality, and methodological rigor. Manuscripts are evaluated solely on scholarly merit, relevance to the journal’s scope, and adherence to recognized standards of research integrity and publication ethics.

    Committed to transparent and responsible scholarly communication, the journal operates under an open access model and supports broad dissemination of research findings within the global academic community. The journal welcomes contributions from scholars across disciplines including communication studies, social psychology, media studies, sociology, digital humanities, political communication, and related fields.

    Published biannually, Journal of Social Cognition and Communication aims to foster dialogue across disciplinary boundaries and to contribute to a deeper understanding of the cognitive foundations of communication in an increasingly complex social and media landscape.

  • International Review of Education and Learning Sciences

    International Review of Education and Learning Sciences

    International Review of Education and Learning Sciences (IRELS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research in education, learning sciences, and related fields.

    The journal publishes high-quality original research, theoretical analyses, systematic reviews, and critical discussions that address educational processes, learning mechanisms, teaching practices, educational policy, and the social, technological, and cultural contexts of learning across the lifespan.

    IRELS welcomes contributions employing qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, and computational approaches, with particular interest in research that bridges educational theory and practice, explores innovative learning environments, and engages with global and comparative perspectives.

    The journal aims to serve an international scholarly community by providing an inclusive platform for rigorous, transparent, and impactful educational research.

  • PoliEcoM Administration Review

    PoliEcoM Administration Review

    PoliEcoM Administration Review is an open-access international journal published by the PEMR Editorial Office, focusing on advanced research in political science, economics, management, and public administration. The journal promotes interdisciplinary dialogue on policy-making, institutional governance, fiscal regulation, and public sector reform. Emphasizing both theoretical innovation and practical policy relevance, it publishes original research, theoretical studies, policy analyses, and case-based investigations. Serving a global community of scholars and practitioners, PoliEcoM Administration Review aims to advance knowledge in governance and economic management. All submissions undergo rigorous double-blind peer review to ensure academic quality and substantive research contribution.

  • Panorama Frontier Review

    Panorama Frontier Review

    Panorama Frontier Review is an international, peer-reviewed interdisciplinary academic journal that publishes research on emerging issues and frontier developments in the humanities and social sciences. The journal provides a platform for scholarly analysis of contemporary global transformations and evolving intellectual debates.

    The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, and other analytical contributions that address topics related to social change, governance, cultural dynamics, communication, and interdisciplinary social research. Submissions should demonstrate clear research objectives, sound methodology, and relevance to current academic discussions.

    All manuscripts submitted to Panorama Frontier Review undergo editorial screening and a double-blind peer review process to ensure academic quality and research integrity.

    Panorama Frontier Review operates under an open-access publishing model. All published articles are freely accessible online and are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), allowing readers to read, share, and reuse the content with appropriate attribution.

    The journal aims to promote international scholarly dialogue and contribute to the development of interdisciplinary research perspectives in the humanities and social sciences.

  • Rural Governance and Green Development (RGGD)

    Rural Governance and Green Development

    Rural Governance and Green Development (RGGD) is an academic journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on sustainable rural development. Emphasizing alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the journal encourages studies that integrate theoretical insight with practical innovations. RGGD fosters scholarly dialogue and disseminates cutting-edge findings that support green transformation and high-quality development in rural regions worldwide. The journal welcomes original research across social sciences, environmental studies, public administration, and technological innovation. Key areas include low-carbon agriculture, rural policy analysis, environmental governance, and digital transformation. RGGD is published annually and employs a rigorous double-blind peer-review process.

  • Resonance: Journal of Global Music Studies

    Resonance: Journal of Global Music Studies

    Resonance: Journal of Global Music Studies is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of music across cultures, historical periods, and diverse artistic practices. It fosters interdisciplinary dialogue in musicology, ethnomusicology, performance studies, and related fields, promoting global perspectives on sound, creativity, and musical thought. Published biannually in June and December, Resonance accepts submissions in English, Chinese, German, Italian, and Russian, with English titles and abstracts required. Journal sections include Research Articles, Sound Archives, Contemporary Soundscapes, Book & Media Reviews, Interviews, Translations, and Original Scores. Resonance provides an open, inclusive platform bridging theory and practice, history and contemporary expression.

  • Silence

    Silence

    Silence is an experimental academic journal committed to intellectual honesty, epistemic depth, and methodological transparency. It offers a scholarly platform for research trajectories that lie outside dominant publication paradigms—particularly work characterized by uncertainty, failure, revision, incompletion, or conceptual transformation.

    The journal acknowledges that knowledge production is not linear and that insights often emerge from negative findings, abandoned hypotheses, theoretical impasses, or dialogical rethinking. Rather than privileging definitive conclusions or statistically significant outcomes, *Silence* emphasizes processes of inquiry such as reflective practice, iterative refinement, interdisciplinary synthesis, and critical reconsideration.

    Through its sections—Quiet Research, Silence Notes, Failed Experiments, Unwanted Reviews, Void Dialogue, and Null Reviews—the journal supports alternative scholarly forms. It welcomes revised manuscripts that have matured over time, fragmentary yet rigorous reflections, transparent accounts of unsuccessful or partial studies, unconventional reviews as acts of rethinking, dialogical explorations of uncertainty, and critical works that resist closure.

    Silence affirms that negative results, methodological limitations, theoretical uncertainties, and unresolved tensions are not deficiencies but epistemically valuable contributions. By legitimizing intellectual labor beyond conventional metrics and embracing the generative power of uncertainty, the journal cultivates a space where scholarship can slow down, deepen, and rethink itself.

  • Three Teachings Studies: Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism

    Three Teachings Studies: Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism

    Three Teachings Studies (TTS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to the study of Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism in East Asia. It publishes original research, comparative and interdisciplinary studies, and critical reflections on the philosophies, rituals, texts, and aesthetics of the Three Teachings, as well as their historical interactions and cultural influence. Accepting submissions in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese—with English titles and abstracts required—TTS welcomes diverse scholarly perspectives. Article types include research papers, comparative studies, textual notes, ritual and aesthetics analyses, book reviews, translations, and forums. By fostering dialogue across traditions and disciplines, TTS advances global understanding of East Asian thought and culture.