International Indigenous Policy Journal

The International Indigenous Policy Journal is an international academic journal dedicated to indigenous policy research. The research published in this journal covers multiple aspects such as indigenous peoples' rights, culture, health, education, land and natural resource management. The purpose of the journal is to promote global understanding and implementation of indigenous policies, as well as to strengthen the self-determination and sustainable development of indigenous communities.

The distinctive feature of this journal lies in its dedicated focus on indigenous issues, providing a platform for publishing the voices of researchers, policy makers, and members of indigenous communities from different countries and regions. The journal content not only includes theoretical analysis and the construction of conceptual frameworks, but also empirical research, case studies, and policy reviews, which help to reveal the complexity and diversity of indigenous policies, as well as the challenges and opportunities in the context of globalization. The magazine has contributed to the growth of knowledge and policy development in the field of indigenous studies by publishing high-quality research articles. Articles in journals are usually peer-reviewed to ensure the quality and relevance of research, thereby having an impact in the academic and policy-making fields.