European Journal of Social Work Practice and Environmental Development (EJSWPED)
E-ISSN: 9473-3482
P-ISSN: 3483-2823
DOI: https://iigdpublishers.com/journals/37
About the Journal
European Journal of Social Work Practice and Environmental Development (EJSWPED) Online ISSN: 9473-3482, Print ISSN: 3483-2823 is an international peer-reviewed open-access social work practice and environmental development journal published by International Institute for Global Development (IIGD). It is an effort to publish research articles from the social work and environmental development fraternity around the world. The high-quality research articles published by the journal will be available to social work and environmental development professionals. It will help social work professionals to acquire advanced knowledge in the various fields of social work and environmental development.
Aim of the Journal
EJSWPED aims to publish quality research articles from the social work and environmental development fraternity around the world. The journal is mainly focusing on publishing research articles in the area of social work practice and environmental development.
Scope of the Journal
The high-quality research articles published by the journal will be available to social work professionals. By creating such a platform, we believe that social workers will be able to acquire advanced knowledge in the various fields of social work and environmental development, enabling them to provide better evidence-based service. We also hope that EJSWPED will surely contribute to improving the standards of social work practice and environmental development around the world.
EJSWPED is looking for original articles with a strong conceptual or empirical base that can significantly contribute to the social work and environmental development knowledge base. In addition to that, articles must focus on the core areas of the journal as suggested below:
Education and training in social work.
Social work practice.
The relationship between social work practice and environmental development.
Evidence-informed social work practice.