JSSJ

Justice Spatiale/Spatial Justice (JSSJ) is a bilingual, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing international discourse surrounding the concept of spatial justice. Published online annually, JSSJ serves as a multidisciplinary platform for scholars in the social sciences, inviting contributions that span theoretical analyses and empirical case studies. By prioritizing accessibility, all articles are freely available for download, ensuring a wide readership and the dissemination of knowledge.

JSSJ aims to foster discussions initiated at the Spatial Justice Conference in March 2008, bridging gaps between disciplines such as geography, urban studies, sociology, history, and political science. The journal highlights the necessity of examining spatial justice within territorial policies, ensuring that community issues are openly debated and explored. Emphasizing ethical rigor in its publication process, JSSJ adheres to strict guidelines, including anonymous peer review. Ultimately, JSSJ seeks to stimulate critical reflection on the interplay between justice and space, making it an essential resource for anyone engaged in related fields.