International Review of Scottish Studies (IRSS) is an academic journal dedicated to Scottish studies, covering multiple fields including Scottish history, culture, literature, art, politics, economy, and society. This magazine is committed to publishing high-quality research articles aimed at promoting a deeper understanding and study of Scotland and its importance on a global scale. The characteristics of IRSS lie in its international perspective and interdisciplinary research methods. It not only focuses on local research in Scotland, but also welcomes works that can provide an international perspective and comparative research. The academic positioning of this journal is to become an authoritative publication in the field of Scottish research, providing an important platform for scholars, students, and Scottish research enthusiasts to exchange knowledge.

The latest research or trends that IRSS focuses on may include the historical and modern political impact of the Scottish independence movement, the spread and transformation of Scottish culture in the context of globalization, and the future direction of the Scottish economy after Brexit. These studies contribute to a deeper understanding of Scottish identity, policies, and international relations. It also promotes international academic awareness and dialogue about Scotland. By publishing diverse research, IRSS has had a positive impact on promoting academic development and public education in Scottish studies.