Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis

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Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis is a peer-reviewed international forum for interdisciplinary research on the dynamic interplay of societal structures, governance mechanisms, and policy interventions.
DOI Prefix: 10.62762/JSSPA

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Open Access | Research Article | 02 March 2026
The Transformation, Challenges, and Reinvention of China's Design Education Model in the AIGC Era
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 3, Issue 1: 45-54, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.202588
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With the paradigm shift driven by Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) technology, the design industry is undergoing unprecedented transformation and reconstruction. China's traditional design education model faces severe challenges, as long-standing emphases on hand-drawing skills and mastery of classical software increasingly fail to meet the evolving demands of the AIGC era. This paper proposes that design education must undergo a comprehensive Four-Dimensional Reconstruction encompassing four key dimensions: educational objectives, curriculum system, assessment mechanisms, and pedagogical environments. Drawing on a systematic literature review, the study develops a conceptual... More >

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The Transformation, Challenges, and Reinvention of China's Design Education Model in the AIGC Era
Open Access | Research Article | 11 February 2026
Study on the Judicial Application of the Crime of Aiding Information Network Criminal Activities
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 3, Issue 1: 37-44, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.899142
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The rapid advancement of internet and information technology has given rise to new forms of cybercrimes and illegal activities. To precisely combat such increasingly severe new types of crimes, China incorporated the "crime of aiding information network criminal activities" into the Amendment (IX) to the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China. However, in judicial practice, issues persist, including an overly low threshold for determining "knowingly," insufficient justification for "the principal offender's commission of a crime," ambiguous definition of "aiding acts," and biased assessment of "serious circumstances." These problems have exacerbated the vagueness of legal provisions,... More >

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Study on the Judicial Application of the Crime of Aiding Information Network Criminal Activities
Open Access | Research Article | 10 February 2026
Climate Change and Policy Paralysis in Pakistan
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 3, Issue 1: 26-36, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2026.546261
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Pakistan ranks among the world's most climate-vulnerable nations, experiencing recurrent floods, extreme heatwaves, droughts, and water insecurity despite contributing less than one percent to global greenhouse gas emissions. Although numerous climate policies and strategic frameworks have been formulated, their implementation remains substantially limited, exemplifying policy paralysis wherein political acknowledgement fails to translate into effective action. This study examines climate change through a public policy and governance lens, contending that the crisis represents primarily an institutional failure rather than insufficient awareness. Key drivers of policy paralysis include weak... More >

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Climate Change and Policy Paralysis in Pakistan
Open Access | Research Article | 08 February 2026
Study on China-Philippines Judicial Assistance in Transnational Crime Governance
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 3, Issue 1: 15-25, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.694207
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With the acceleration of globalization, transnational crimes are becoming increasingly complex and diverse, especially drug trafficking, cyber fraud, telecommunications fraud, money laundering and human trafficking, which are frequent and pose a serious threat to the security of the international community. As an important neighbor and regional cooperation partner of China, the Philippines is particularly prone to transnational crimes, and judicial assistance between China and the Philippines has become a key mechanism for dealing with cross-border crimes. Based on legal system analysis and case studies, this paper systematically sorts out the current status of judicial assistance between Ch... More >
Open Access | Research Article | 30 January 2026
The Nonlinear Impact of FDI on Economic Growth and Carbon Emissions: Evidence from RCEP Countries
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 3, Issue 1: 1-14, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.514568
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To investigate the decoupling effect of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on carbon emissions, this study employs nonlinear panel models and threshold regression models to analyze the impact of FDI on economic growth and carbon emissions in RCEP member countries from 2000 to 2023. First, the Tapio decoupling model reveals that since 2012, the relationship between economic growth and carbon emissions has predominantly exhibited a weak decoupling state. Second, the results from the nonlinear panel models and threshold models indicate that FDI has a significant "U-shaped" nonlinear relationship with both economic growth and carbon emissions. Specifically, in terms of economic effects, FDI may ini... More >

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The Nonlinear Impact of FDI on Economic Growth and Carbon Emissions: Evidence from RCEP Countries
Open Access | Research Article | 23 December 2025
Perception on the Instruction of Traditional Sports Games in Congo Brazzaville High School of Physical Education Instructor, Academic Advisor and Academic Inspector
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 2, Issue 4: 229-238, 2025 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.654335
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This study examines the perceptions of three key stakeholder groups—Physical Education (PE) instructors, academic advisors, and educational inspectors—regarding the integration of Traditional Sports Games (TSG) into the high school curriculum in the Republic of the Congo. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 educational professionals (5 from each group). The data were analyzed using thematic content analysis, framed within the theoretical perspective of motor praxeology as advanced by Parlebas (1999). The findings reveal a strong consensus among all participants. A full 100\% of PE instructors and academic advisors affirmed the pedagogical importance of TSGs, highlighting th... More >
Open Access | Research Article | 22 December 2025
Mechanism of Energy Investment on Regional Growth Potential——A Study on the Mediating Effect of Industrial Structure and Energy Consumption
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 2, Issue 4: 215-228, 2025 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.114938
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Based on panel data of 31 provinces in China, this paper explores the impact mechanism of energy investment on regional growth potential, using HP filtering method, XGBoost regression model, panel data preprocessing techniques, and chain mediating effect test . The results show that there are structural differences in the impact of energy investment: investment in the gas production and supply industry has the largest negative impact, while investments in oil and gas extraction and power supply have positive impacts, and the impacts of coal mining and washing, petroleum processing and coking industries are relatively weak. There is a chain mediating path of "energy investment → secondary i... More >
Open Access | Research Article | 19 December 2025
Optimizing China’s Private Pension Scheme via Experiences of Developed Countries
Journal of Social Systems and Policy Analysis | Volume 2, Issue 4: 203-214, 2025 | DOI: 10.62762/JSSPA.2025.825683
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At present, the aging process of China’s population is accelerating very rapidly. As the third pillar of the pension security system, the private pension scheme has faced challenges such as low participation rates since its pilot launch in November 2022. Through analyzing its development history and current situation, this study has identified problems in China’s private pension scheme, including insufficient coverage of the population, weak tax incentives, lack of investment consulting services, and poor account flexibility. Meanwhile, this study has reviewed the experiences of developed countries such as the flexible transfer of IRA accounts in the United States, differentiated subsidi... More >

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