Aims & scopes

Georgian Geographical Journal (GGJ) aims to strengthen the academic exchange of results in all fields of Natural and Human Geography research between Georgia, the Caucasus region, and other neighboring countries. The journal publishes original research articles, review articles, etc. More details on manuscript types and how to publish them can be found here.

GGJ reflects the latest geographical research achievements, related to the spatial patterns at the Earth's surface, as well as global issues and regional comparisons.

Georgian Geographical Journal covers the following topics:

• Atmosphere Ecology
• Biodiversity and Conservation
• Biogeography, Cartography
• Climate Change
• Climatology
• Depletion of Natural Resources
• Desertification
• Disaster Risk Reduction
• Ecological Tourism,
• Economic Geography
• Environmental Management
• Forestry
• Geoecology
• Geomorphology
• GIS
• Glaciers Dynamics
• Hydrology
• Landscape Sciences
• Meteorology
• Natural Hazards
• Oceanology
• Political Geography
• Population Geography
• Seashore Protection
• Social Geography
• Soil Geography
• Soil Science
• Recreational Geography
• Remote Sensing
• Sustainable Ecological Development
• Water Resources

Additional topics will be gratefully accepted in the fields of Earth and Environmental Sciences, as well as related sciences (i.e., Demography, Sociology, Geopolitics, etc.).