Welcome Submissions for Volume 2 (2026) of Global Population Perspectives

Global Population Perspectives (GPP) invites scholars, researchers, and practitioners to submit original manuscripts for its upcoming second volume (2026). As an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing knowledge on population dynamics and their societal implications, this journal provides a platform for rigorous academic discourse on critical population-related issues worldwide.

Scope of Submission
Contributions are welcomed across the following broad thematic areas:
1.    Sociology of Population
2.    Economy of Population
3.    Culture of Population
4.    Environment of Population
For more details, please refer to the “About the Journal” page.

Article Types
We welcome various types of articles, for example:
•    Research Articles (original research that provides new results or discoveries)
•    Reviews (comprehensive analyses of recent research findings)
•    Perspectives (thought-provoking commentary on current advancements in a particular topic)
•    Other formats may be considered upon inquiry.

Key Notes
•    Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by any other journal.
•    Manuscripts must be submitted in proper English.
•    Authors should obtain permissions needed to reuse material.
•    Submissions should follow the journal’s formatting guidelines, available on the submission portal.
•    All manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process.
•    Submit online via: https://journal.csrp-pub.com/index.php/gpp/about/submissions

Open Access 
GPP is an open-access journal committed to the highest standards of publication ethics, in line with COPE guidelines. All published articles will be immediately and permanently free to read and download. There are no article processing charges (APCs) for the 2026 volume.

Contact
For inquiries, please contact the editorial office: editorial-gpp@csrp-pub.com
We look forward to your contributions to advancing global dialogue on population issues.

The Editorial Office
Global Population Perspectives