Post-communist countries, as the forefront of socio-political transformation, offer a wealth of research cases and lessons learned. The journal "Problems of Post-Communism" is a unique window capturing these changes, focusing not only on traditional post-communist regions but also expanding its perspective to countries and regions around the world that are experiencing similar transformation processes.

The articles in the magazine are expressed in a clear and accessible manner, providing analyses that are easy to understand for readers from different backgrounds, whether academic researchers, policymakers, or students, all can gain valuable insights. These articles are usually based on empirical research, offering profound insights into the social, economic, and political changes in post-communist countries.Furthermore, the magazine encourages interdisciplinary research methods, promoting dialogue and cooperation among scholars in fields such as economics, political science, sociology, and international relations. In this way, "Problems of Post-Communism" not only documents the changes in history but also provides important perspectives and thinking for understanding and addressing current global challenges.