Korea Review of International Studies applies social science theories and concepts to significant political, economic and social issues and to the ways in which public policies are made. Its articles deal with topics of concern to public policy scholars worldwide. The journal often publishes articles that cut across disciplines, such as environmental issues, international political economy, regulatory policy and European Union processes. Its peer reviewers come from up to a dozen social science disciplines and countries across three continents, thus ensuring both analytic rigor and accuracy in reference to national and policy context.

Korea Review of International Studies seeks to promote the progress of the social sciences, information technology and the use of social science and information technology knowledge in the enrichment of public understanding and in the development of organizations and public policy.

It does so by fostering multidisciplinary understanding of important questions among those who create, disseminate, and apply the social sciences and information technology, and by encouraging and celebrating talented people who produce and use research to enhance public understanding of important its problems.

Korea Review of International Studies is a double-blind peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal which seeks to provide a forum for the exchange of knowledge, experience, insights and ideas about the theory and practice of Korea Review of International Studies and information technology.It is currently in its 14th Volume (2021) and is rated C in the Australian Business Deans Council Journal Quality List.