The Journal of Liberal Thought is an international, academic, and peer-reviewed journal published four times a year.

The journal features original articles, translations (with permission from the author and publishing institution), abridgements, critical editions, book and symposium reviews, and similar scholarly contributions.

In terms of its mission, The Journal of Liberal Thought is committed to publishing original works that address social, political, and economic issues from a liberal perspective, either within a single discipline or through interdisciplinary approaches, at both national and international levels. These works may engage with theoretical debates or contemporary developments. Accordingly, the journal welcomes all studies conducted in the fields of social sciences and humanities.

In terms of its scope, The Journal of Liberal Thought includes academic studies in the fields of social sciences and humanities that align with the aims outlined above.

The journal is published quarterly, in March, June, September, and December. The publication languages of The Journal of Liberal Thought are Turkish and English. All articles submitted for publication must be original works that have not been published elsewhere and are being published for the first time in The Journal of Liberal Thought. Papers previously presented at academic conferences may be accepted, provided this is clearly stated.

An exception to the originality requirement is made for writings and translations that are at least 25 years old and considered classic texts due to their significance and impact. These texts may be published regardless of whether they have been previously published. Additionally, the journal also publishes book reviews.