JSSPP : Journal of Stability Studies and Public Policy

Journal of Stability Studies and Public Policy (JSSPP) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes original theoretical, empirical, and methodological research on stability studies, public policy, governance, development, education, and social transformation. The journal examines how policies, institutions, and societal processes shape social cohesion, institutional legitimacy, resilience, and adaptive capacity in responding to contemporary challenges.

JSSPP welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that advance theoretical understanding and practical insights into the mechanisms through which societies maintain stability, manage transformation, and achieve sustainable development. The journal aims to support scholarly dialogue on strengthening institutions, improving governance, and developing evidence-based approaches for building resilient and adaptive societies.

Journal Description

Title:	Journal of Stability Studies and Public Policy
Initial:	JSSPP
Frequency:	Four a year, in March, June, September, and December
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Editor-in-Chief:	Khaerul Umam, S.IP., S.E., M.Ag., CHRA
Managing Editor:	Anggi Saeful Majid, S.AP
Publisher:	Nexus Academic Indonesia

Journal of Stability Studies and Public Policy (JSSPP) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes theoretical, empirical, conceptual, and methodological research examining the factors, processes, and institutional arrangements that shape societal stability in contemporary societies.

JSSPP focuses on understanding how public policies, governance systems, institutions, and social processes influence the capacity of societies to maintain cohesion, legitimacy, resilience, and adaptive capability amid political, economic, social, technological, and environmental transformations. The journal views stability not as the absence of change, but as the ability of societies and institutions to manage change effectively while sustaining collective well-being and long-term development.

The journal explores stability as a multidimensional concept encompassing social cohesion, political legitimacy, institutional capacity, economic security, community resilience, and environmental sustainability. These dimensions provide a framework for examining how societies respond to uncertainty, manage risks, and develop adaptive strategies in changing environments.

JSSPP encourages interdisciplinary research connecting public policy, governance, development, education, and social transformation. The journal welcomes studies that analyze how policy interventions, institutional arrangements, civic participation, public trust, educational systems, and governance innovations contribute to strengthening societal capacity and improving stability outcomes across different contexts.

The journal welcomes contributions from public policy, public administration, political science, sociology, development studies, education, economics, governance studies, environmental studies, sustainability studies, and related disciplines. Quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, comparative, and theoretical approaches are encouraged to advance understanding of the complex dynamics underlying societal stability.

Through rigorous peer review, JSSPP aims to contribute to the development of knowledge on stability, governance, and public policy while providing evidence-based insights for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners seeking to strengthen institutions, enhance resilience, and support sustainable societal development.