Journal of International Studies

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Journal of International Studies (JIS) - Scope and Call for Papers The Journal of International Studies (JIS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access publication that explores contemporary issues in International Relations and International Business . The journal emphasizes research that offers fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to understanding global interactions and dynamics across these interconnected fields. Purpose The Journal of International Studies aims to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of international relations, business, and politics. By publishing research that bridges these domains, JIS seeks to contribute to the global scholarly conversation and support academics, practitioners, and policymakers navigating the interconnected global landscape. Submissions must exhibit a clear and explicit connection to international relations and international business, firmly situating their analysis within global frameworks and dynamics. Articles that primarily address domestic issues will only be considered if they provide robust analysis that links these issues to broader international contexts. For comparative studies, the focus must remain on how the analysis contributes to understanding international relations or international business, rather than being confined to domestic implications. Scope of the Journal JIS welcomes original, high-quality submissions that align with the following primary focus areas but not limited to: International Relations International Relations Theory International Political Economy Foreign Policy International Security and Terrorism International Law Diplomacy Global Governance Human Rights Migration Studies International Organizations Comparative Politics Global Environmental Politics Regional Organization Cybersecurity Global Food Security Maritime Studies Border Studies Conflict Resolution International Business International Business Strategy Globalization Studies Cross-Cultural Management I

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