As a highly influential international academic journal, Social Movement Studies provides an important forum for academic discussions on non parliamentary politics, culture, and social movements worldwide. This journal adopts a broad interdisciplinary approach, encouraging scholars from different disciplinary backgrounds to jointly study active historical and contemporary movements around the world.

It not only focuses on the origin, development, organization, and values of sports, but also delves into their social and cultural backgrounds, as well as the profound impact of sports on society. This journal emphasizes academic rigor and empirical analysis, while encouraging authors to combine academic research with practical problems, using reconstruction writing as an intervention tool to promote the application of academic research results in actual social movements. The magazine is committed to promoting interdisciplinary academic exchange and cooperation, providing a diverse and open discussion environment for scholars in the field of social movement research, and jointly promoting academic progress and social change in the field.