About the Journal
Review of Crime, Peace and Society (RCPS), ISSN (Online) (3079-6105) & ISSN (Print) (3079-6091), is a scholarly journal published by the International Centre for Sustainable Development and Research (SMC-Private) Limited (CUI No. 0266199). The Review of Crime, Peace, and Society (RCPS) is an international, peer-reviewed research journal dedicated to advancing scholarly knowledge in the fields of criminology, peace studies, and social sciences. RCPS serves as a platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share insights and foster dialogue on pressing issues related to crime, justice, conflict, peacebuilding, and social well-being.
The journal adopts an interdisciplinary approach, encouraging contributions that explore the complex dynamics between crime and peace within local, national, and global contexts. By publishing high-quality research, RCPS aims to promote innovative thinking, evidence-based solutions, and collaborative efforts toward creating safer and more harmonious societies.
Mission
The mission of the Review of Crime, Peace, and Society (RCPS) is to promote rigorous academic research and foster interdisciplinary dialogue on issues related to crime, peace, and societal well-being. The journal is committed to advancing knowledge that addresses the root causes of crime and conflict while exploring innovative solutions for peacebuilding, justice, and social harmony.
RCPS seeks to bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice by providing a platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to share evidence-based insights that contribute to creating more just, inclusive, and peaceful societies worldwide.
Aims and Objectives
The Review of Crime, Peace, and Society (RCPS) aims to provide a scholarly platform for interdisciplinary research and critical discussions on issues related to crime, peacebuilding, and societal development. The journal seeks to promote innovative research that explores the complex interplay between crime, conflict, social justice, and sustainable peace. It encourages contributions from criminology, sociology, law, political science, and related fields to advance knowledge and offer solutions for pressing societal challenges. The primary objective of RCPS is to facilitate evidence-based policy discourse, enhance public understanding, and foster collaborative efforts among academics, policymakers, and practitioners in creating peaceful and just societies.
Audience
Our readership includes academics and researchers in the fields of law and social sciences, legal professionals, law students, and policymakers interested in the empirical and theoretical analysis of society and its institutions.
Scope and Focus:
RCPS welcomes empirical research, theoretical analyses, policy reviews, and case studies on topics such as:
- Criminological theories and contemporary issues in crime
- Peacebuilding and conflict resolution strategies
- Social justice and human rights
- Security, governance, and public policy
- Community resilience and societal well-being
The journal is committed to maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity and strives to contribute meaningfully to ongoing scholarly and policy debates.
Open Access
We are proud to be an open-access journal, providing unrestricted online access to our content to support a greater global exchange of knowledge. This aligns with our belief that free access to scholarly research supports a greater global exchange of information and has the power to amplify the impact of research across borders and among diverse academic and practical communities.
Submitting to the Journal
RCPS welcome submissions that advance the fields of social sciences. For submission guidelines and deadlines, please visit the journal page. The review process is rigorous, ensuring that only the highest quality research is published.
Submit your manuscript to the Review of Crime, Peace and Society at editor@reviewcps.com
