An open access journal for critical scholarship, public debate, and policy insight.
A space for counter-hegemonic analysis and debate.
Rigorous, original work that advances social justice knowledge.
Accessible scholarship for communities, institutions, and movements.
The Namibian Journal of Social Justice was formed by academics and activists to critically engage with the ideas that shape Namibia's economic and social order. It prioritises work that speaks to access, equality, rights, and participation.
The journal publishes scholarly articles, activist accounts, opinion pieces, photo essays, case studies, and policy analyses. It values academic meticulousness while remaining accessible to people working inside and outside universities.
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Climate Justice and Resource Extractivism
This edition brings together articles, case studies, opinion pieces, and public-interest analysis on climate justice, extractivism, green hydrogen, mi...
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Employment, Livelihoods and the World of Work
This edition examines work, unemployment, informality, migration, livelihoods, land, mining, digital access, and green energy transitions in Namibia a...
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Read issueWe welcome work that advances debate on social justice in Namibia, Africa, and the global south.
