Lectio Socialis, a distinguished journal in the realm of social sciences, is committed to fostering a dynamic and autonomous platform where scholars and researchers hailing from diverse corners of the world can disseminate their scholarly works in English. Our primary objectives encompass a multifaceted spectrum.

Firstly, the journal is steadfast in its dedication to amplifying scholarly discourse and promoting intellectual exchange on a range of critical topics. These subjects encompass, but are not limited to, the crucial issues surrounding gender disparities, mainly focusing on the pervasive problem of violence against women. Furthermore, the journal is resolutely committed to shedding light on pressing global concerns, such as the imperative battle against climate change.

A second cardinal objective of Lectio Socialis is to illuminate the intricate interplay between economic, political, and societal dynamics that underscore multifarious challenges. This extends to comprehensive examinations of poverty, deprivation, inequality, and the fundamental pursuit of social justice. Notably, our journal holds studies that incorporate a perceptive and incisive political economy framework in high regard.

Lectio Socialis is committed to promoting rigorous scholarship that enhances our understanding of social sciences. Our goal is to contribute significantly to the advancement of "emancipatory" social sciences across the globe. We believe that social sciences can be a powerful tool for liberation, empowerment, and transformative change, particularly in challenging and overcoming the constraints of economic structures. Our focus is on breaking free from oppressive systems and fostering a more just and equitable society.

Lectio Socialis is committed to fostering a broad spectrum of scholarly contributions that enrich academic discourse in the social sciences and humanities. Our journal primarily focuses on original research and comprehensive review articles that make significant contributions to Political Science, Public Administration, International Relations, and Economics. We particularly welcome interdisciplinary submissions that connect these fields with disciplines such as history, philosophy, anthropology, sociology, and psychology, provided they are intricately linked with policy-relevant social science themes.

The journal actively seeks original research articles that present new empirical findings or innovative theoretical approaches. These articles should display rigorous analysis, employing qualitative, quantitative, or mixed research methods. We also encourage research derived from master’s theses and doctoral dissertations, as long as these works offer unique insights and are not merely replications of the original research. Moreover, research presented at academic congresses and conferences is invited for submission, especially when shared previously only in abstract form.

In addition to original research, Lectio Socialis places significant emphasis on review articles that provide comprehensive overviews of recent developments in the field. These reviews should summarize key trends, debates, and challenges while offering insights into potential future research directions. By providing these critical evaluations, review articles help shape the broader academic conversation within the journal’s scope.

The journal also serves as a platform for other valuable forms of academic content. We accept critical book reviews that assess the scholarly impact, contributions, and limitations of recent publications, aiding readers in navigating new literature and understanding its relevance to ongoing policy-related debates. Furthermore, Lectio Socialis encourages the submission of translated articles, making international scholarship more accessible to a wider audience and fostering global engagement with research. Interviews with esteemed scholars are also considered for publication, especially when they provide fresh perspectives on issues related to the journal’s focus.

When an issue of Lectio Socialis has a thematic focus, it includes concise editorials that highlight prominent topics relevant to that theme. These editorials reflect the perspectives of the journal's editors or guest editors for special issues and are not subject to peer review. Their purpose is to illuminate key themes and provide scholarly context for the ongoing discussions within the journal.

To maintain the highest academic standards, all submissions must be original, unpublished works not under consideration elsewhere. Through the publication of diverse content—original research, review articles, book reviews, translations, interviews, and editorials—Lectio Socialis remains a vital platform for advancing scholarly excellence and shaping the evolving dialogue within the social sciences and humanities.

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