Call for papers/Topics

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

Core Social Science Disciplines:

• Sociology:
  • Social inequality (class, race, gender, sexuality)
  • Urban sociology and gentrification
  • Family and relationships in contemporary society
  • Social movements and collective behavior
  • The sociology of health and illness
  • Digital sociology and the impact of technology on social life
  • Crime and deviance
  • Sociology of education
  • Work and organizations
  • Migration and immigration
• Anthropology:
  • Cultural anthropology and diversity
  • Archaeology and the study of the past
  • Linguistic anthropology and communication
  • Medical anthropology and health across cultures
  • Applied anthropology in various settings
  • The anthropology of globalization
  • Ethnicity and identity
  • Ritual and religion
  • Human evolution and physical anthropology
  • Digital anthropology and online communities
• Political Science:
  • Democracy and democratization
  • Political institutions and governance
  • International relations and global politics
  • Political theory and philosophy
  • Public policy and administration
  • Elections and voting behavior
  • Political ideologies
  • Conflict and peace studies
  • Human rights
  • Comparative politics
• Economics:
  • Economic development and sustainability
  • Inequality and poverty
  • Globalization and international trade
  • Labor economics and unemployment
  • Environmental economics
  • Behavioral economics
  • Public finance and fiscal policy
  • Financial markets and regulation
  • Economic history
  • The economics of technology and innovation
• Psychology:
  • Social psychology and group behavior
  • Cognitive psychology and decision-making
  • Developmental psychology across the lifespan
  • Clinical psychology and mental health
  • Educational psychology and learning
  • Personality and individual differences
  • Health psychology and well-being
  • Cross-cultural psychology
  • Environmental psychology
  • The psychology of technology and digital behavior
• Geography:
  • Urban geography and planning
  • Human migration and mobility
  • Environmental geography and climate change
  • Political geography and geopolitics
  • Economic geography and regional development
  • Cultural geography and place
  • Geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis
  • Sustainability and resource management
  • Tourism and recreation geography
  • Health geography and spatial epidemiology
• Communication Studies:
  • Media studies and society
  • Interpersonal communication
  • Organizational communication
  • Political communication and public opinion
  • Digital media and online communication
  • Cultural communication
  • Journalism and media ethics
  • Public relations and advertising
  • Rhetoric and persuasion
  • Health communication
• History:
  • Social history and everyday life
  • Economic history and development
  • Political history and state formation
  • Cultural history and identity
  • Gender history
  • Environmental history
  • History of science and technology
  • Oral history and memory
  • Global and transnational history
  • Digital history and new methodologies
• Law and Legal Studies:
  • Human rights law
  • Criminal law and justice
  • Constitutional law and governance
  • International law
  • Environmental law
  • Social justice and the law
  • Legal history
  • Sociology of law
  • Law and technology
  • Comparative legal systems
• Education:
  • Sociology of education
  • Educational policy and reform
  • Curriculum and instruction
  • Higher education
  • Vocational education
  • Special education
  • Educational technology
  • Teacher training and development
  • Lifelong learning
  • The impact of social factors on educational outcomes

Interdisciplinary Themes and Emerging Trends:

• Technology and Society: The impact of artificial intelligence, social media, big data, and digital technologies on social structures, behavior, and inequality.
• Globalization and Transnationalism: Migration, global flows of culture and capital, the role of international organizations, and transnational identities.
• Sustainability and Environmental Issues: The social dimensions of climate change, environmental justice, resource scarcity, and sustainable development.
• Health and Well-being: Social determinants of health, health disparities, mental health, public health policy, and the impact of social support.
• Inequality and Social Justice: Examining disparities in wealth, income, education, healthcare, and opportunities based on various social categories.
• Migration and Diversity: The challenges and opportunities of diverse societies, integration, identity formation, and social cohesion.
• Urban Studies and Regional Development: Urbanization processes, spatial inequality, sustainable cities, and regional disparities.
• Conflict, Security, and Peace Studies: Understanding the causes and consequences of conflict, peacebuilding efforts, and security issues.
• Digital Humanities and Computational Social Science: Utilizing digital tools and computational methods for social science research.
• Populism and Political Polarization: The rise of populist movements, the fragmentation of political landscapes, and the spread of misinformation.
• Social Policy and Welfare: Analyzing the design and impact of social welfare systems, poverty reduction strategies, and social inclusion policies.
• Cultural Studies and Identity: Exploring the construction of identities, the role of culture in society, and issues of representation.
• Ethics and Social Responsibility: Ethical considerations in social research, corporate social responsibility, and social justice movements.
• The Future of Work: Automation, the gig economy, changing labor markets, and the social implications of new work arrangements.
• Crises and Resilience: Social responses to pandemics, natural disasters, and other crises, and the factors that contribute to community resilience.
• Interdisciplinary Approaches to Social Problems: Research that integrates perspectives and methodologies from multiple social science disciplines to address complex societal challenges.
• Mixed Methods Research: Combining qualitative and quantitative approaches to gain a more comprehensive understanding of social phenomena.
• Community-Based Participatory Research: Engaging communities in the research process to ensure relevance and impact.
• Big Data and Social Analytics: Utilizing large datasets to identify patterns and trends in social behavior.
• Qualitative Innovations: New approaches to data collection and analysis in qualitative research.