The Journal of Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa

About this journal

The Journal of Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa' is a scholarly publication dedicated to fostering transdisciplinary research and scholarship within the Southern African context. Its scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, and engineering. The journal welcomes submissions that address pressing societal issues and challenges facing the region, emphasizing the interconnectedness of various knowledge systems and encouraging innovative solutions.

The journal's key themes revolve around the complexities and interdependencies inherent in Southern African society. These include issues of development, sustainability, poverty, inequality, conflict, health, education, climate change, and environmental degradation. The publication encourages researchers to engage with these themes through a transdisciplinary lens, promoting collaborative efforts between scholars from diverse backgrounds and fostering dialogue across disciplines.

The intended audience for 'The Journal of Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa' comprises researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students from across Southern Africa and beyond. The journal aims to provide a platform for sharing cutting-edge research and promoting dialogue on critical regional concerns. Its readership is diverse, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of its content and its commitment to engaging with a wide range of stakeholders.

'The Journal of Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa' has established itself as a leading platform for transdisciplinary research in the region. Its publication contributes to the development of new knowledge, promotes innovative solutions to pressing problems, and informs policy decisions. The journal's impact extends beyond the academic realm, influencing public discourse and fostering collaborative initiatives to address the challenges facing Southern African societies.