The Journal of Governance and Spatial Planning (JGSP) serves as an academic platform for the dissemination of scholarly works that explore the intersection between governance, policy studies, and spatial or urban planning. The journal seeks to bridge the gap between government administration and spatial development, highlighting how governance structures, public policies, and planning processes interact to promote sustainable and inclusive regional growth. JGSP encourages interdisciplinary approaches and welcomes contributions from researchers, academics, practitioners, and policymakers who are interested in the governance of spatial and urban systems. The journal emphasizes both theoretical and empirical research that provides critical insights into policy implementation, spatial management, and the role of governance in shaping urban and regional futures. Through its publications, JGSP aims to foster dialogue between the fields of public administration, spatial planning, and development studies, contributing to evidence-based decision-making and innovative governance practices. Scope of the Journal: Public Policy and Local Governance Spatial and Urban Planning Political Science local politics Local government National Government Regional Development and Sustainable Cities Public Management and Institutional Innovation Publik Administration and Sustainable Development Goals Environmental Planning and Spatial Justice E-Government and Spatial Data Utilization