Journal of Social and Political Psychology

The Journal of Social and Political Psychology (JSPP) delves into the psychological underpinnings of social dynamics and political processes, offering insights into collective decision-making, group identities, and systemic change. It welcomes diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches.

By exploring the intersection of social and political psychology, JSPP focuses on research that advances understanding of social problems, their mitigation, and the promotion of social justice. It welcomes work from related fields, embracing an interdisciplinary approach to enrich the discourse on socio-political issues.

JSPP publishes high-quality work from diverse epistemological, methodological, theoretical, and cultural perspectives globally. It provides a forum for innovation, critical inquiry, and debate, aiming to stimulate academic scholarship and influence real-world applications in education, policymaking, practice, and social action. The journal publishes various article types, including theoretical articles, reviews, original research, commentaries, replications, and action teaching reports. Through this diverse content, JSPP pushes the boundaries of social and political psychology, challenging assumptions and sparking new ideas.

By providing a platform for groundbreaking research and thought-provoking discussions, JSPP plays a crucial role in advancing our understanding of complex social and political phenomena and their societal impact.