The Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development (JIPD) is a multi-disciplinary, double-blind peer reviewed journal dedicated to publishing articles of the highest quality on major aspects of infrastructure, policies and economic development.

While seeking to reach the ultimate goal of economic development, the journal has a mission to explore how institutional infrastructure may be applied to different physical infrastructure activities, with the support of government policies.

Ultimately, by providing a reliable platform for the transfer of knowledge among scholars, the journal aims to encourage the discussion of innovative contributions regarding the analysis of issues and concerns about infrastructure.

JIPD has a target audience consisting of scientific researchers, professional practitioners, and policymakers from academia, industry, and regulatory institutions.

This journal aims to stimulate the exchange of scholarly ideas through innovative technology, outstanding service and utmost dedication. Its overarching goal is to establish itself as a credible source of information covering areas of “hard” and “soft” infrastructure, along with other related policies and economic development matters.

Within this global context, relevant topics to the Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development include, but are not limited to:

• Institutional infrastructure
• Infrastructure planning
• Infrastructure system
• Infrastructure finance
• Urban infrastructure
• Infrastructure policy
• Infrastructure regulation
• Infrastructure and environment
• Infrastructure and development
• Public and private roles in infrastructure