The Journal of Moral Philosophy is an academic journal dedicated to advancing the study of moral, political, and legal philosophy, featuring an international perspective and providing a platform for scholars from around the world to present and discuss research findings. This journal has a wide range of publications covering all areas of normative philosophy, including but not limited to pure ethics, applied ethics, moral theory, legal philosophy, and political philosophy.

The journal especially encourages the exploration of non-Western traditions, which helps to enrich and expand our understanding of moral philosophy and promotes dialogue and exchange among different cultural and philosophical traditions. In this way, the journal provides not only an in-depth analysis of Western philosophy, but also an opportunity for non-Western philosophical traditions to present their unique perspectives and contributions. The editorial policy emphasizes a balance between readability and academic rigor. It encourages writers to avoid unnecessary terminology and jargon and to express complex philosophical ideas in a clear, accurate, and easily understandable way. This style is designed to appeal to a wider audience, including professional scholars, students, and lay readers interested in ethical, political, and legal issues.