Global Crisis Review is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to the promotion of human rights, justice and peace, published bi-annually by the Institute for Policy Research & Development. The Review publishes original research articles in a wide variety of fields in the social and physical sciences, as well as philosophical, cultural and ideological studies, in order to examine and explicate the nature of different crises at local, national and international levels, all with clearly global implications and effects.

The Review’s aim is to publish research of the highest quality on inter and intra-state conflicts; military interventions; ecological and environmental degradation; resource competition and long-term energy (hydro-carbon) depletion; increasing marginalization, deprivation and impoverishment particularly in the South. Although the Review especially welcomes work that is capable of grasping the multi-dimensional causes and interrelationships between these different crises, articles that focus on specific issues of concern to the Institute’s broad research agenda are also welcome. The Review attempts to present cutting-edge research from a wide variety of disciplines in order to capture the multi-dimensional and overlapping dynamic of global crises today.