Working towards the development of human ecology theories and practices in the Philippines and the world

The Journal of Human Ecology aims to publish interdisciplinary researches on all aspects of human-environment interactions, community development, and other fields of social science that links with the people, organizations, and governments to achieve human-ecological security.

This peer-reviewed journal publishes original researches forcuing on devleopment of theory and practice in the Philippines and in the international setting as well.

The Journal of Human Ecology aims to publish interdisciplinary researches on all aspects of human-environment interactions, community development, and other fields of social science that links with the people, organizations, and governments to achieve human-ecological security.

This peer-reviewed journal publishes original researches focusing on development of theory and practice in the Philippines and in the international setting as well.

A separate page will contain the title of the article and the complete name, position, institution, address, telephone number, and email address of the author(s). All submissions will be sent anonymously to two referees. Since the publication is intended for international readership, authors are advised to avoid jargons and acronyms that cannot be understood by the international audience.

The Journal of Human Ecology aims to publish interdisciplinary researches on all aspects of human-environment interactions, community development, and other fields of social science that links with the people, organizations, and governments to achieve human-ecological security.

This peer-reviewed journal publishes original researches focusing on development of theory and practice in the Philippines and in the international setting as well.

A separate page will contain the title of the article and the complete name, position, institution, address, telephone number, and email address of the author(s). All submissions will be sent anonymously to two referees. Since the publication is intended for international readership, authors are advised to avoid jargons and acronyms that cannot be understood by the international audience.