Territory, Politics, Governance is an interdisciplinary journal that explores the intricate relationships between spatial organization, political power, and governance systems. This publication provides a platform for researchers to analyze how territory shapes political processes and governance structures at various scales, from local communities to global networks. It offers critical insights into the evolving dynamics of territoriality in the context of globalization, regional integration, and environmental change. Territory, Politics, Governance bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering both conceptual frameworks and empirical studies that inform policy debates and governance strategies.
The journal covers a wide range of topics, including regional development, urban planning, border studies, and environmental governance. It addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with managing shared resources, promoting social cohesion, and ensuring equitable access to public services across diverse territories. Contributions often examine issues related to state sovereignty, territorial disputes, and the impact of transnational actors on local governance. Indexed in Scopus and other relevant databases, it targets an international audience of academics, policymakers, and practitioners interested in understanding the spatial dimensions of power and governance.
By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and promoting rigorous research, Territory, Politics, Governance contributes to the development of innovative approaches for addressing complex social, economic, and environmental challenges. It encourages submissions that offer fresh perspectives on the role of territory in shaping political outcomes and governance effectiveness. The journal aims to influence policy decisions and promote more inclusive and sustainable development strategies.