The Journal of Livable Geography is a scholarly, peer-reviewed, open-access publication that adheres to a double-blind review process. The journal serves as an academic platform dedicated to the evaluation, dissemination, and publication of original and innovative research across the diverse spectrum of geography and its related interdisciplinary intersections. Published quarterly, it strives to establish a reputable standing within the discipline by upholding rigorous scientific and research standards.

Accordingly, the Journal of Livable Geography focuses on identifying and critically analyzing the capacities, issues, challenges, opportunities, and threats inherent in urban, rural, regional, and environmental spaces. By fostering theoretical development, novel methodological approaches, spatial analysis, and applied research, the journal aims to advance the field from both theoretical and practical perspectives. Leveraging the scholarly expertise of its contributors and promoting scientific collaboration at both national and international levels, the journal seeks to play a pivotal role in advancing geographical knowledge, enhancing quality of life, promoting sustainable development, and fostering spatial justice, environmental health, and the livability of human settlements.