The Iranian Journal of Peace Studies, as a quarterly scholarly journal with a research-oriented approach, focuses on examining the theoretical and practical aspects of sustainable peace within the cultural, political, and social context of Iran and its surrounding region. Employing interdisciplinary approaches—including political science, sociology, international law, cultural studies, anthropology, philosophy, and beyond—the journal seeks to promote critical discourses in the fields of peacebuilding, conflict management, and regional diplomacy. Our editorial board, comprising distinguished academic researchers and experts in peace studies, is committed to the principles of scientific impartiality and research innovation, evaluating submitted articles based on rigorous methodological standards and topical significance. Esteemed authors are invited to contribute their works, thereby enriching this scholarly discourse, while benefiting from a double-blind peer review process and editorial support. For further details, please refer to the authors' guidelines on the journal's website.