With its unique perspective and wide coverage, the Journal Of Developing Societies provides the academic community with a platform for in-depth discussion of development and social change issues. The journal focuses not only on developing countries with rapid economic growth, but also on developed countries undergoing profound social, political and economic changes. It encourages scholars from different disciplines, such as sociology, economics, political science, environmental science and other fields, to discuss and analyze the impact of globalization, urbanization, social inequality, education, health, technological progress and other issues on social development.

The interdisciplinary nature of the journal enables it to accommodate diverse research methods and theoretical frameworks, thus promoting a comprehensive understanding of complex social phenomena. Articles published in the journal include not only quantitative analysis and empirical research, but also qualitative research and case studies that reveal development patterns and challenges in different social contexts. In addition, the journal has a special emphasis on policy analysis and normative criticism, providing policy makers and practitioners with valuable insights and recommendations to help them better understand and respond to issues arising in the process of social change.