At the beginning of the new government, one of the issues that is repeatedly emphasized is the need for reform in the governance of various sectors of the country, including industry, education, economy, energy, environment, health, and others. But the key question is how to reform the governance system in order to strengthen strengths and reduce weaknesses? Governance experiences in different countries show that prioritization, targeted study and research, and implementation based on the results of research achievements can solve problems and lead to a leap in achievements. We should not forget that the governance system is one of the areas in which the butterfly effect is abundantly visible.
This means that some seemingly small decisions in governance can have major effects on the overall performance of a system. For example, solving the problem of imbalances is not simply a category related to technical and technological needs, but more importantly, we need to review the governance of these areas. The imbalances in energy and water and even human migration indicate the country's increased need for targeted studies in various areas of governance and taking the necessary measures based on these studies. The Journal of Governance Knowledge, as one of the first publications in this field, has decided, after publishing its first issues, to focus on the topic of governance research in the country and based on priorities in the form of regular issues, special issues or strategic topics, by understanding the country's priorities in the governance system, and to publish its results continuously. In the next issues of the journal, we will discuss the country's strategic priorities in the field of governance and we will put the publication of research results based on these priorities on the agenda. It is hoped that in this way we will be able to use the knowledge of researchers and professors of the country and help the country on its path to success.