As an important academic journal, Youth Research Review is dedicated to exploring multidimensional issues related to the growth and development of adolescents. It not only gathers research results from disciplines such as development science, psychological science, and education, but also pays special attention to fields closely related to youth such as criminology, public health, medicine, and social work. This interdisciplinary perspective provides a more comprehensive understanding of the complex problems faced by adolescents.

The editors encourage authors to explore themes that can cross traditional disciplinary boundaries in their articles, in order to promote dialogue and integration of knowledge between different disciplines. This cross-border communication helps to form a deeper and more innovative understanding, promoting progress in the field of youth research. In addition, the commentary places special emphasis on cutting-edge research that can have a positive impact on science, practice, or policy. These studies not only enhance our understanding of youth issues but also provide practical guidance and recommendations for addressing them.