The International Journal of Alcohol and Drug Research (IJADR) is the official journal of the Kettil Bruun Society for Social and Epidemiological Research on Alcohol (KBS). In alignment with the Society’s aims, the journal’s objectives are to publish and promote social and epidemiological research on alcohol and foster a comparative understanding of alcohol use and alcohol problems internationally. The Journal also publishes papers focused on other drugs and addictive substances and has a history of soliciting and publishing papers on special issues that are likely to be of interest to its readership. Since its inception, IJADR has also sought to highlight culturally diverse views on alcohol and other drug problems, and provide a specific outlet for research from low and middle income countries. It seeks to support and publish qualitative and mixed methods papers, in addition to quantitative studies, and our strong senior editorial team reflects that capacity. IJADR has also been able to address the gender imbalances in addiction journals, as have been indicated in a paper by Mathilda Hellman (2020), as women are well represented on our editorial team.
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