Journals

  • AgriPaT

    Journal of Agricultural Policy and Transformation

    AgriPaT – Journal of Agricultural Policy & Transformation is an international, peer-reviewed journal committed to advancing high-quality research and informed dialogue on agricultural policy, socio-economic transformation, sustainability, and innovation. It serves as a global platform that connects academic scholarship with policy and practice, aiming to influence decision-making and support institutional reforms in agriculture and rural development. Emphasizing the integration of global perspectives with local realities, the journal encourages contributions from both developed and developing regions and promotes comparative, multidisciplinary research that addresses structural challenges and fosters resilient, inclusive, and sustainable agri-food systems. Through a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, AgriPaT publishes research articles, reviews, special issues, and commentaries that provide both theoretical insights and practical solutions. By engaging academics, policymakers, and practitioners, the journal seeks to catalyze evidence-based dialogue and contribute to equitable, future-ready agricultural transformation in the face of climate change, resource constraints, and evolving socio-economic dynamics.

  • JASS

    Journal of Agribusiness and Social Sciences

    The Journal of Agribusiness and Social Sciences (JASS) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing scholarship at the intersection of agribusiness, agricultural economics, rural development, and the broader social sciences. The journal provides a global platform for high-quality research that examines the economic, institutional, and social dynamics shaping modern agri-food systems and agribusiness development across diverse geographical and socio-economic contexts.

    JASS seeks to bridge global perspectives with local realities by encouraging research that addresses both the opportunities and challenges associated with agribusiness development and rural transformation. The journal promotes academically rigorous and policy-relevant studies that deepen theoretical understanding while offering practical insights for building resilient, competitive, and inclusive agribusiness systems. Contributions published in JASS aim to inform decision-making processes, address structural challenges in agri-food markets, and support the development of agricultural systems that are economically viable, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable.

    Operating with a global scope, JASS follows a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure the highest standards of academic integrity and methodological quality. The journal welcomes multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary contributions integrating perspectives from agricultural economics, rural sociology, development studies, business and management sciences, environmental policy, institutional economics, and related social science disciplines.

    JASS publishes a range of scholarly contributions including original research articles, review articles, special issues, and commentaries that address contemporary challenges and emerging trends in agribusiness and rural development. Through this broad range of formats, the journal serves as a forum for researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and development professionals working to strengthen agribusiness systems and improve rural livelihoods.

    By fostering evidence-based dialogue and encouraging innovative approaches to agribusiness development, JASS aims to contribute to the advancement of sustainable, inclusive, and resilient agri-food systems worldwide.

  • JAIT

    Journal of Agricultural Innovation and Transformation

    The Journal of Agricultural Innovation and Transformation (JAIT) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the fundamental and applied sciences that underpin agricultural productivity, sustainability, and rural transformation. JAIT provides a rigorous scholarly platform for high-quality empirical research spanning the full spectrum of agricultural science from molecular and genetic innovations to field-scale production systems and environmental stewardship.

    With a strong global outlook and a particular emphasis on developing countries and South Asia, JAIT addresses region-specific agronomic, ecological, and climatic challenges. The journal prioritizes original research in agronomy, crop physiology, plant breeding and genetics, plant protection, horticultural sciences, soil and environmental science, agri-biotechnology, and animal and veterinary sciences. Studies exploring climate resilience, resource-use efficiency, and sustainable intensification are especially encouraged.

    While firmly grounded in scientific inquiry, JAIT also values research that translates innovation into impact. A dedicated section features high-quality studies in agricultural economics, extension, and rural development that assess adoption pathways, economic viability, and policy implications of scientific advances.

    All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, ensuring methodological soundness, scientific integrity, and ethical excellence. Through timely and constructive review, JAIT seeks to promote impactful research that drives innovation, strengthens food systems, and supports sustainable rural development.