Interdisciplinary Journal of Religious and Multicultural Perspectives (IJRMP)

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Vol. 2 No. 3 (2026): IJRMP VOL 2 NO 3 2026 September
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Interdisciplinary Journal of Religious and Multicultural Perspectives (ISSN 3052-6000), VOL 2 NO 3 2026 September

Published: 2026-09-07

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Articles

  • Revisiting Women, Education, and Social Reform in Jadid Thought: A Literature Review

    Nargiz Ismaylov (Author)
    1–4
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.18415/2q9ewn13

  • Economic Analysis of Household Gardening in India: Regional Perspectives

    P Manikandan, P Arunachalam (Author)
    5–11
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.18415/aqr49v29

  • Economic Freedom and Feminist Awareness in Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own

    Mainul Islam, Nurunnahar Akhi (Author)
    12–18
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.18415/2q8ww082

  • Management of Basic Education Data (DAPODIK) at Australian Independent School Bali

    Hassan Bin Razak (Author)
    19–23
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.18415/58hc7032

  • Gendered Contentious Politics: Examining Women’s Protest against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor in Karachi Port Fishing Communities, Pakistan

    Jabar Sink (Author)
    24–38
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.18415/41bjrx47
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International peer-reviewed journal  |  Published in Germany

Interdisciplinary Journal of Religious and Multicultural Perspectives (IJRMP)

Exploring religion, culture and society through interdisciplinary scholarship.

The Interdisciplinary Journal of Religious and Multicultural Perspectives (IJRMP) (ISSN 3052-6000 ) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published in Germany . It provides a scholarly platform for research examining religion, cultural diversity, human societies and their connections across the social sciences and humanities.

IJRMP encourages original, methodologically sound contributions, intercultural dialogue, and critical perspectives on contemporary issues from local, comparative and global contexts.

Publication country
Germany
European-based publication
ISSN
3052-6000
Serial identifier
Publishing model
Open Access
Free online reading
Editorial review
Double-blind
Peer-review process

Aims & Scope

IJRMP fosters interdisciplinary research on the relationships among religion, culture, identity, social change and human experience .

The journal welcomes theoretical and empirical work using qualitative, quantitative, historical, comparative or mixed-method approaches, including critical reflection on social science methods in the humanities.

Journal Information

Publisher: Multidisciplinary Center

Place of publication: Germany

ISSN: 3052-6000

Access: Open Access

Frequency: Bimonthly

Review model: Double-blind peer review

Research Areas

IJRMP welcomes research from the following fields and their intersections:

Religious Studies Anthropology Psychology Politics Law History Culture Literature & Linguistics Ethnic Relations Migration & Labour Studies Multicultural Studies Communication Peace Studies

Publishing with IJRMP

  • Original Research Articles
  • Review Papers and Review Essays
  • Short Communications
  • Special Issue Proposals

The journal also welcomes relevant scholarly essays, case studies, teaching notes, book reviews and research reports in line with its scope.

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Indexing & Scholarly Discovery

Explore IJRMP's official journal records, bibliographic catalogues, DOI metadata, directories and academic search resources.

Resources include the ISSN Portal , Crossref , Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (DNB) , Zeitschriftendatenbank (ZDB) , and scholarly search services. Coverage varies by platform; links to search tools do not imply formal indexing.

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A Global Forum for Research and Dialogue

IJRMP supports thoughtful academic exchange across religious, multicultural and interdisciplinary research communities, with a commitment to publication ethics and accessible scholarship.

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