University is devoted and committed for the underlying cause of social justices through the Transdiplinary Social Justice Lab (TSJL). The lab is envisaged as a credible platform within Kathmandu University School of Management where a diverse members of society will explore issues related to social justice, oppression including immigration, nationality, ethnicity, race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, language, and social class, gender based violence, homophobic bullying, and workplace challenges. In the lab, the team of KU SOM Faculties, researchers and scholars will work in close coordination with government ministries, member of parliaments, bi-lateral and multilateral organizations, and diplomatic institutions, policy think tanks among others to explore and analyze contemporary issues of social inclusion and justice across the global, regional and national scales.
The Journal on Public Policy and Governance (JPG) of Nepal is a peer-reviewed academic platform dedicated to fostering and enhancing the depth of research and studies in the fields of public policy, governance, and management. It serves as a vital resource for both scholars and practitioners, providing an avenue to contribute to the ongoing policy discourse through insightful analysis and innovative solutions. JPG, the official journal of the KUSOM Policy Lab, is published annually and serves as a hub for discussions, knowledge exchange, and idea sharing among policy makers, practitioners, and academicians.
The landscape of public policy and governance is dynamic and ever-evolving, and JPG recognizes the need for a dedicated space where the collective expertise of professionals and scholars can be harnessed to address contemporary challenges. This journal is designed to meet this need by facilitating scholarly dialogue and promoting interdisciplinary approaches to public policy and governance.
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