Scope:

The Journal of Ecopolitics, Peace, and Sustainable Developement aims to explore the intersection of political ecology, peace studies, and sustainability developement, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationships between political structures, environmental concerns, and the pursuit of peace. This interdisciplinary journal encourages research contributions and discussions that advance knowledge on the interplay of ecological issues, political dynamics, peacebuilding efforts, and developemental strategies for sustainable development.

Topics of Interest:

• Political ecology
• Economic intelligence
• Justice and Peace
• Environmental and land conflicts
• Natural prenatal education
• Climate change and global governance
• Natural resource governance
• International migration
• Renewable energies
• Local machinery and Agro-resource processing
• Local governance
• Geopolitical studies
• Popular culture and society
• Migration and development
• Social media and contemporary society.
• Social economy
• Gender and Society
• Conflicts analysis

The Journal of Ecopolitics, Peace, and Sustainable Developement seeks to serve as a platform for researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners to contribute to the advancement of knowledge at the nexus of political ecology, peace studies, and sustainability developement. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, the journal aims to facilitate the development of practical solutions for a more sustainable and harmonious world.