About the Journal

The Journal of Peace and Gender is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to original research at the intersection of conflict, peace, and gender dynamics. Unlike traditional security studies, this journal emphasizes that peace and justice are shaped through everyday practices, community-based initiatives, and the plurality of lived realities. The journal adopts a robust interdisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, International Relations, Legal Studies, and Human Ecology.

It welcomes contributions that explore these dynamics across a wide range of settings, including grassroots contexts, institutional and policy environments, as well as emerging areas such as digital peacebuilding and transitional justice. The journal encourages scholarship that is both empirically grounded and theoretically informed, contributing to critical discussions on conflict transformation, gender equity, and sustainable peace.

Open to researchers, academics, and practitioners, the journal serves as a platform for advancing nuanced and context-sensitive understandings of peace and gender in a changing global landscape.