Critical Studies in Education, as an international journal dedicated to critical sociology of education, provides a unique platform for scholars in the field of education to publish papers that explore educational issues from a critical perspective. The journal recognizes that education is not only an academic field, but also a phenomenon closely linked to society, economy, politics, and culture. Therefore, it encourages scholars to examine educational issues from a multidisciplinary perspective, drawing on theories and methods from disciplines such as philosophy, social geography, and history to gain a deeper understanding of the role and impact of education in society.

This journal pays special attention to papers that challenge traditional educational concepts, explore educational inequality and inequality, analyze the power structure behind educational policies, and explore educational reform. It welcomes papers that propose new theoretical frameworks, concepts, and methods, as well as those that offer critical thinking on existing education systems. By publishing these papers, it aims to promote a deeper understanding and reflection on educational issues among academia and practitioners, drive knowledge development and practical improvement in the field of education, and achieve a more just and inclusive education system.