Editorial Committee Members
Editorial Committee
Ph.D.|Professor, Yunlin University of Science and Technology, TW.
Editor, DH, MSPL
Editorial Office
Managing Editor, DH, MSPL
Ph.D|Associate Professor, Kyoto University of the Arts, Japan.
Ph.D.|Senior Lecturer, Tongji University, PRC
Our team is deeply committed to fostering diversity of expertise in our editorial process. We recognize the value of diverse perspectives in scholarly research and strive to cultivate an environment that embraces interdisciplinary approaches.
Our commitment extends beyond mere acknowledgment of diverse fields; we actively seek to integrate methodologies and insights from various disciplines. This creates a rich intellectual ecosystem where innovative ideas can flourish and cross-pollinate across traditional academic boundaries.
We have a rigorous selection process for our editorial board members, ensuring that only the qualified and forward-thinking experts are chosen. We evaluate candidates based on their expertise, research attitude, and ethical standards.
This multi-stage vetting includes assessment of publication history, peer recognition, and demonstrated commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration. We regularly review our board composition to maintain a balance of established authorities and emerging voices who bring fresh perspectives to our scholarly community.
Our editorial committee operates on the principle that the most impactful research emerges from collaborative thinking. We facilitate ongoing dialogue between editors from different specializations to ensure comprehensive evaluation of submissions.
This collaborative approach allows us to identify groundbreaking work that might be overlooked in more traditionally siloed review processes. We pride ourselves on recognizing the potential of research that bridges multiple fields and addresses complex problems from multiple angles.
Avoiding the "Tunnel View"
Narrow specialization can lead to a "tunnel view," where researchers are limited by their specific expertise and miss broader implications or alternative perspectives.
Broad perspectives are essential for well-rounded research. By integrating diverse viewpoints, we can avoid biases and develop more nuanced understandings of complex phenomena.
Special Declaration*
It's important to clarify that the geographical location information of the JDSSI Editorial Committee members aims to highlight the diverse global representation without conveying any political opinions or biases. The intention is to emphasize the broad geographical distribution of the committee rather than any political affiliations or perspectives. It's always beneficial to ensure transparency and understanding in such contexts.