International Journal of Development and Policy Studies
- Publisher
- nan
- ISSN
- 0795-0632
- Country
- Nigeria
- Language
- English
- Thematic area
- Social Sciences and Humanities
About this journal
The International Journal of Development and Policy Studies (IJDPS) serves as a platform for disseminating cutting-edge research on various aspects of development and policy, with a specific focus on the developing world. Its scope encompasses a wide range of themes, including but not limited to poverty reduction, economic growth, sustainable development, governance, social justice, and international relations. The journal seeks to contribute to the understanding of complex developmental challenges and to inform policy decisions aimed at promoting social and economic progress in developing countries.
IJDPS welcomes submissions from scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers across different disciplines, such as economics, political science, sociology, anthropology, geography, and public administration. The journal's target audience consists of academics, policymakers, development practitioners, and students engaged in research and practice related to development issues. It aims to provide a forum for dialogue and knowledge exchange among these diverse stakeholders, facilitating the translation of research findings into actionable policy recommendations.
The journal's impact is measured by its influence on the development discourse and its contribution to shaping policy agendas. IJDPS articles are often cited by policymakers and practitioners seeking evidence-based solutions to development challenges. The journal's rigorous peer-review process ensures the quality and relevance of the published research, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field of development studies. Its international reach and diverse authorship foster cross-cultural collaboration and exchange of perspectives on development challenges.
Furthermore, IJDPS actively engages in promoting open access and dissemination of research, making its content readily available to a wider audience. This commitment to open access allows for increased visibility and impact of the published research, promoting its use in policymaking and development practice. The journal's focus on interdisciplinary research and its commitment to inclusivity foster a collaborative and dynamic environment for exploring and addressing contemporary development issues.
Volumes (20 articles)
Volume 3, Issue 1 (2008)
- An Appraisal Of John 8:3-11 And The Feminist Challenge Against The Denigration Of Women In Our Society
- Styles Of Parenting And Human Trafficking In Africa
- The rough theatre: an astute tool for the eradication of human trafficking in Nigeria.
- Trafficking In Women And Children In Yorubaland: A Pre And Post Colonial Explorations Compared
Volume 2, Issue 1 (2007)
- African women: the fulcrum of the family
- A philosophycal appraisal of human trafficking in Africa
- Combating child trafficking in Nigeria
- Contributions of educations towards eradication human trafficking in Africa
- Development rights of the girl-child to educational achievement in Nigeria implications for policy and national development
- Exploring the factors in urban environment associated with vulnerability to human trafficking: a case of Calabar, Nigeria
- Feminist ontology and women's struggle in Africa
- Globalization, child labour and trafficking in Nigeria
- HIV/AIDS pandemic and the african family
- "Househelps": a re-enactment of slavery in the twentifirst century
- Human trafficking-dimensions, causes, consequences and intervention strategies
- Juvenile justice process in Adamawa state
- Mothers and children at HIV and AIDS risk: an exploratory study of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) in rural areas of South Western Nigeria
- The socio-economic implication of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria
- Trafficking in women and children: The psychological implications and counselling intervention for victims
- Utilization of some psychological concepts in eradicating human trafficking among africans