Dear Cécile,

The important question is which audience you like to address with your research. My advice would be to consult the key journals your peers tend to read, and check whether anything about social innovation has been published. And if there's nothing, this simply means that you're a pioneer entering new territory J

all the best, Pascal

I think you can check this link

https://www.inderscience.com/jhome.php?jcode=ijsei

Wishing you the best

Publishing in peer-reviewed journals is but one tactic of a (basic) dissemination strategy for a knowledge product: one can also generate news releases, thought pieces, referencing material on social media, etc. In addition to the journals mentioned earlier, it might be worth exploring the possibility of contributing to the Stanford Social Innovation Review, a quarterly magazine-cum-website, and the Social Innovation Exchange (SIX), a network.

Dear Cécile,

The important question is which audience you like to address with your research. My advice would be to consult the key journals your peers tend to read, and check whether anything about social innovation has been published. And if there's nothing, this simply means that you're a pioneer entering new territory J

all the best, Pascal