As a pioneering academic journal, the International Feminist Journal of Politics bridges the gap between international relations, political science, and women's studies, providing a cross-cultural platform for dialogue. The establishment of IFJP is attributed to the foresight of a group of outstanding feminist scholars who are committed to creating a space for scholars, activists, and policy makers worldwide to engage in in-depth discussions on gender politics and its role in global politics.

It gathers the most influential thought leaders in the field, including not only renowned feminist theorists but also actors who promote gender equality and women's empowerment in practice. By publishing original research, commentary articles, book reviews, and thematic discussions, IFJP encourages critical analysis of key issues such as power, identity, representation, and justice. The content of this journal covers a wide range of topics, such as international security, globalization, democracy and governance, postcolonial studies, transnational feminism, gender and development, human rights, and the role of gender in conflict and peace building.