Focus and Scope

Reflecting its mandate to critically analyze power structures and advance socio-economic and political equity, the journal welcomes high-quality original research articles, systematic critical reviews, comparative political analyses, and empirical field studies within the following thematic areas:

Critical Theory & Intersectional Power Dynamics: Intersectional analyses of race, class, gender, sexuality, and disability; critical race theory; feminist political economy; and structural theories of power.

Political Economy, Wealth Disparity & Economic Justice: Income inequality dynamics, labor exploitation, neo-liberal policy critiques, corporate power governance, taxation justice, and wealth redistribution models.

Coloniality, Post-Colonial Studies & Global Imperialism: Decolonial methodologies, North-South power asymmetries, indigenous sovereignty, land rights, and global governance critiques.

Institutional Power, Criminal Justice & State Control: Critical legal studies, penal abolition, state surveillance dynamics, police power reform, judicial equity, and human rights enforcement.

Social Movements, Resistance & Democratic Liberation: Grassroots organizing frameworks, civil resistance strategies, civic empowerment, participatory democracy, and community-led policy transformation.