Asian Journal Of Criminology SCIE SSCI

The Asian Journal Of Criminology is an academic journal focused on criminology and criminal justice in the Asian region. Its objectives are to advance research in Asian criminology and criminal justice, to promote evidence-based public policy development for crime prevention, and to encourage comparative research on crime and criminal justice, thereby providing theoretical and practical support for crime prevention and governance in Asia and globally.

The journal provides a platform for criminologists, policy makers, practitioners, and researchers in related fields to exchange and share research findings. It welcomes manuscripts dealing with topics such as criminological theory, crime prevention strategies, criminal law reform, forensic science techniques, criminal justice systems, and criminal justice administration relevant to Asian countries. Special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary research methods, and crime issues are encouraged to be discussed from multiple perspectives such as sociology, psychology, law, economics, and public health. This interdisciplinary perspective contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the complexity of the crime phenomenon and provides multi-faceted insights for developing effective prevention and response strategies.