Aims & Scope

Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research (ISSN 0014-2751) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal published by EUROPE-REVUE. Our primary aims are:

  • To publish high‑quality, original research that bridges ancient and modern traditions across the humanities, social sciences, education, and interdisciplinary fields.

  • To offer diverse, international perspectives on global challenges, fostering dialogue across cultures, disciplines, and scholarly communities.

  • To promote open access to knowledge, ensuring that research reaches the widest possible audience without financial barriers (readers pay nothing; a modest APC of €1200 EUR  applies only to accepted papers).

  • To advance academic research by promoting innovative methodologies, scholarly communication, and research integrity.

By taking an eclectic, multidisciplinary approach, the journal encourages scholarship that is both theoretically innovative and socially relevant, contributing to academic debate and real‑world change.

Scope – Core Thematic Areas

Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research welcomes submissions in all fields including Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Natural Sciences, Business and Management Studies.

1. Social Sciences

  • Sociology – Social theory, inequality, social movements, urban studies, and demography.

  • Political Science – Governance, political theory, comparative politics, international relations, and public policy.

  • Psychology – Cognitive, social, developmental, and clinical psychology; behavioural studies.

  • Anthropology – Cultural anthropology, ethnography, kinship, religion, and material culture.

  • Geography – Human geography, urban planning, environmental geography, and spatial analysis.

  • Economics – Microeconomics, macroeconomics, behavioural economics, development economics, and economic policy.

  • Communication and Media Studies – Media theory, journalism, digital communication, and public relations.

  • Law and Criminology – Legal theory, human rights, criminal justice, and forensic studies.

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary work that connects social sciences with humanities, education, or business studies.

2. Arts and Humanities

The journal has a strong foundation in the arts and humanities, welcoming scholarship that explores human culture, expression, and meaning-making across time and place. We invite contributions from:

  • Literary Studies – Comparative literature, world literature, narrative theory, poetics, ecocriticism, postcolonial literature, and digital humanities.

  • Linguistics – Applied linguistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, corpus linguistics, language policy, and multilingualism.

  • Cultural Studies – Memory studies, heritage, identity, postcolonial and decolonial theory, visual culture, media studies, and cultural policy.

  • History – Social history, intellectual history, political history, historiography, and public history.

  • Philosophy – Ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, political philosophy, aesthetics, and philosophy of science.

  • Art History and Visual Arts – Art criticism, museum studies, contemporary art, and visual theory.

  • Musicology and Performing Arts – Music theory, ethnomusicology, theatre studies, and performance studies.

  • Religious Studies – Comparative religion, theology, spirituality, and religion and society.

  • Archaeology and Heritage Studies – Material culture, heritage management, and cultural preservation.

We welcome research that bridges traditional humanities disciplines with social sciences, education, or emerging digital methodologies.

3. Natural Sciences

While the journal has a strong focus on humanities and social sciences, we also welcome contributions from the natural sciences that address interdisciplinary questions with social, cultural, or educational relevance. We invite research from:

  • Environmental Science – Climate change, sustainability, environmental policy, ecology, and conservation.

  • Biology – Evolutionary biology, genetics, ecology, and biodiversity.

  • Chemistry – Environmental chemistry, materials science, and interdisciplinary applications.

  • Physics – Applied physics, materials science, and physics education.

  • Earth Sciences – Geology, oceanography, atmospheric science, and natural resource management.

  • Health Sciences – Public health, epidemiology, health policy, and medical humanities.

  • Neuroscience – Cognitive neuroscience, behavioural neuroscience, and brain-computer interfaces.

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary work that bridges natural sciences with social sciences, humanities, or education, such as:

  • Science communication and public engagement.

  • Environmental humanities and eco-criticism.

  • Health humanities and medical ethics.

  • Sustainability education and climate literacy.

  • Science policy and research integrity.

4. Business and Management Studies

We welcome contributions that advance theoretical and practical knowledge in business, management, and organisational studies. We invite research from:

  • Management – Organisational behaviour, human resource management, strategic management, and leadership.

  • Marketing – Consumer behaviour, brand management, digital marketing, and market research.

  • Finance – Corporate finance, investment, financial markets, and risk management.

  • Accounting – Financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, and corporate governance.

  • Entrepreneurship – Start-ups, innovation, small business management, and social entrepreneurship.

  • Operations and Supply Chain Management – Logistics, production management, and sustainable supply chains.

  • International Business – Globalisation, cross-cultural management, and international trade.

  • Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility – Ethical decision-making, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement.

  • Tourism and Hospitality Management – Tourism policy, hospitality operations, and sustainable tourism.

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary research that connects business and management with:

  • Education – Business education, management pedagogy, and leadership development.

  • Social Sciences – Organisational sociology, economic policy, and behavioural economics.

  • Humanities – Business ethics, corporate storytelling, and cultural dimensions of management.

5. Education

  • Pedagogy, curriculum development, and instructional design

  • Higher education studies and academic governance

  • Inclusive education, special educational needs, and equity

  • Digital learning, educational technology, and online pedagogies

  • Educational leadership and policy

Multidisciplinary & Transdisciplinary Approaches

Beyond the six core areas, Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research encourages research that integrates two or more fields. Examples of multidisciplinary topics we welcome include:

  • Academic Research + Education – Research methodologies in educational settings, scholarly communication in higher education.

  • Language and Identity – Linguistics + Cultural Studies.

  • Literature and Education – Literary Studies + Pedagogy.

  • Digital Literacy in the Humanities – Literacy + Education + Digital Culture.

  • Cultural Memory and Historical Consciousness – Cultural Studies + Education.

  • Multilingual Classrooms and Social Equity – Linguistics + Literacy + Education.

  • Research Ethics and Academic Integrity – Academic Research + Education + Cultural Studies.

We also consider transdisciplinary work that engages with social change, public policy, or community‑based research, provided it maintains scholarly rigor.

Geographical & Cultural Reach

Although the journal’s title references Europe, our scope is global. We welcome contributions from all regions that engage with European thought, comparative frameworks, or transnational issues. Studies focusing on non‑European contexts are also welcome if they speak to broader theoretical debates relevant to our readership.

Types of Publications

Within the above scope, we publish:

  • Original Research Papers – Empirical or theoretical studies (5,000–8,000 words).

  • Review Articles – Systematic or critical syntheses of existing literature (4,000–7,000 words).

  • Short Communications – Concise reports of preliminary findings or new perspectives (1,500–3,000 words).

  • Case Studies – In‑depth analyses of specific phenomena, institutions, or communities (3,000–5,000 words).

  • Special Issues – Thematic collections on timely topics; proposals from guest editors are welcome.

Who Should Publish With Us?

Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research is the ideal venue for:

  • Academics and researchers in the arts, humanities, social sciences, education, and interdisciplinary fields who seek a rigorous, high‑visibility outlet.

  • Graduate students (PhD and Master’s) producing exceptional, peer‑worthy work.

  • Professionals in cultural heritage, educational policy, language teaching, literacy advocacy, and academic research who engage with scholarly inquiry.

  • Independent scholars without institutional affiliation, as long as their work meets scholarly standards.

We are committed to geographic, gender, and career‑stage diversity among our authors.

What We Do Not Publish

To maintain focus, Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research generally does not accept:

  • Work that is narrowly local in interest without broader theoretical or comparative relevance.

  • Descriptive case studies lacking analytical depth or connection to existing literature.

  • Pieces primarily advocating political or religious positions without scholarly argumentation.

  • Work that does not engage with multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary perspectives.

If you are unsure whether your manuscript fits our scope, please email an abstract to editors@europejournal.net before submitting. We are happy to offer guidance.

Global Academic Visibility and Standards

As a journal listed in ISI Web of Science and SCOPUS, we adhere to the highest standards:

  • Rigorous double‑blind peer review.

  • Complete and transparent editorial policies.

  • Regular publication schedule (quarterly: March, June, September, December).

  • Comprehensive metadata (abstracts, keywords, references, author affiliations, ORCID iDs).

  • Ethical oversight (COPE guidelines, plagiarism screening, conflict‑of‑interest disclosure).

  • Open access compliance with international standards.

Evolution of Our Scope

Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research has been published for over 104 years. While our foundational commitment to rigorous scholarship remains unchanged, we continuously refine our scope to reflect emerging research trends. Recent additions include:

  • Academic Research – Research methodologies, scholarly communication, and research integrity.

  • Digital Humanities – Technology and computational methods in humanities research.

  • Critical Literacy – Literacy as a tool for social justice and empowerment.

  • Global Cultural Studies – Transnational and cross‑cultural perspectives.

We welcome suggestions from the scholarly community for new thematic directions.

Contact for Scope Inquiries

If you would like to discuss whether your research aligns with our aims and scope, please contact:

Editorial Office
Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research
Email: editors@europejournal.net
Subject line: “Scope inquiry – [Your topic]”

We respond within 3–5 business days.

 

We look forward to receiving submissions that advance Multidisciplinary understanding of academic research, humanities, language, education, and social change.

Europe: Multidisciplinary Journal of Academic Research – Bridging disciplines, expanding the boundaries of knowledge.

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