The "Social Issues and Policy Review" (SIPR) is committed to being an essential medium bridging social science and policymakers. Its mission is not only to provide in-depth theoretical analysis and empirical research reviews but also to foster a comprehensive understanding of complex social issues and policy challenges. SIPR encourages interdisciplinary research methods to ensure that its content covers a multifaceted perspective and in-depth analysis. The journal expects review papers that not only have a solid academic foundation but also offer innovative insights to advance academic discussions on social issues and public policy.

Furthermore, the journal encourages authors to explore the connections between social issues and psychological research and how these connections can influence policy-making and practice. SIPR places special emphasis on research that can reveal the roots of social issues, evaluate the effectiveness of existing policies, or propose new policy recommendations. Through these reviews, the journal hopes to stimulate more academic dialogue, promote the exchange of knowledge, and provide scientific guidance and support for solving social issues. Such an integrative academic contribution is crucial for forming more comprehensive and effective policy solutions.