ABOUT THE JOURNAL
The Journal of Interdisciplinary Ethical Research is to provide a global platform for the dissemination of a wide spectrum of research data and proposed solutions within its stated mandate. Interdisciplinarity requires that researchers within different academic disciplines should launch themselves from a common research springboard, so to speak, from where they can present new knowledge horizons and offer solving perspectives on specific ethical challenges. However, individual researchers can submit interdisciplinary ethical research conducted on their own, although the former is preferred. In other words, both group and individual interdisciplinary ethical research are welcome. View our Editorial Team.


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Remembering Michael Ruse  
Jane Maienschein, Vassiliki B. Smocovitis
13 June 2025

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The building blocks of journalism: An architectural perspective  
George Claassen
11 June 2025

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The end of dialogue? Interdisciplinary ethics and shared values amidst an increasingly polarised human condition  
Tanya van Wyk
15 May 2025

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Rethinking interdisciplinary research ethics in the age of complexity and transformative change  
Rika Preiser
25 February 2025

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Morals, ethics and sustainable futures  
Philip Spies
26 November 2024

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Academic collaboration  
Chris Jones, Juri van den Heever
31 October 2024
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 Press Release: Launch of the Journal of Interdisciplinary Ethical Research

  
We invite you to explore the editorial board and author guidelines of the Journal of Interdisciplinary Ethical Research (JIER) and submit your relevant research. JIER provides a dynamic platform for global collaboration on ethical issues across various academic fields, fostering a vibrant intellectual environment to share and build knowledge on ethical challenges. The journal aims to increase awareness, inspire innovative thinking, and contribute to the development of ethical practices that promote justice, accountability, and human dignity worldwide. JIER emphasizes interdisciplinary research and discourse on ethical issues, showcasing the work of scholars dedicated to making a positive impact in their fields, communities, and beyond. Join us in advancing the field by submitting your research to JIER!  
Posted: 2024-09-11

Notification: A must-read for researchers in Science, Engineering and Technology

  
We’re excited to share a compelling editorial by Karishma Singh: ‘Aligning conservation efforts with the Sustainable Development Goals’ in African Journal of Biodiversity Conservation. It explores the theological significance of launching the journal. Read the editorial.  
Posted: 2025-05-31 More...

Book Release: Education and climate change: Discovering strategies for individual and collective action

  
Read the open-access book, Education and climate change: Discovering strategies for individual and collective action. This book positions education as a transformative force in climate action, advocating for inclusive, action-oriented learning to build resilience and drive sustainable change.  
Posted: 2025-05-29

Book Release: Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethics

  
Read the open-access book, Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethics. This book reimagines South African historical scholarship by elevating oral testimonies and advocating for Afrocentric, ethical approaches to oral history as vital tools for inclusive and transformative narratives.  
Posted: 2025-05-22

Book Release: Digital inequality in a developing context: A multifaceted approach

  
Read the open-access book, Towards the sustainable well-being of communities: Africa, the modern empire and Christianity. This book examines South Africa’s persistent digital divide across sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture, highlighting how socio-economic, technical, and geographical factors—especially the urban–rural split—contribute to unequal digital access and outcomes.  
Posted: 2025-05-22
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