The International Journal of Conflict and Violence is an academic journal dedicated to conflict and violence issues, providing a multidisciplinary platform for scholars from different disciplinary backgrounds to share and discuss scientific research on conflict and violence phenomena. The mission of the magazine is to promote the development and dissemination of scientific knowledge, to enhance our understanding of these complex phenomena, and to provide theoretical and practical insights for addressing these issues.

The theme of conflict and violence that the magazine focuses on is a core issue in social sciences and humanities, with profound social, political, and cultural impacts. The journal encourages scholars from different disciplines, including criminology, economics, education, ethnology, history, political science, psychology, social anthropology, sociology, religious studies, and urban studies, to submit their research findings. The extensive coverage of these disciplines ensures that journals can explore conflict and violence issues from multiple perspectives, including their root causes, manifestations, impacts, and prevention and intervention strategies. Special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary research methods, which can reveal the connections between different fields and promote a deeper understanding of conflict and violence.