Research in Sociology and Humanities is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research on society, human behavior, culture, ideas, history, language, and human experiences. The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for researchers to explore social and cultural issues through theoretical, empirical, critical, and applied approaches.
The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, systematic reviews, theoretical studies, conceptual papers, case studies, and short communications that contribute to the understanding of contemporary and historical social and human phenomena.
Scope
Sociology: Social structures, institutions, relationships, communities, social behavior, and social change.
Social Theory: Sociological theories, concepts, perspectives, and contemporary theoretical developments.
Social Stratification and Inequality: Class, poverty, social inequality, exclusion, mobility, and access to resources.
Family and Society: Family structures, marriage, parenting, relationships, and changing family patterns.
Gender and Society: Gender roles, identities, equality, discrimination, and social participation.
Culture and Society: Cultural practices, traditions, values, identities, and cultural transformation.
Anthropology: Human cultures, communities, traditions, social practices, and cultural diversity.
History: Historical societies, civilizations, social development, historical change, and cultural heritage.
Philosophy: Ethics, morality, human thought, social philosophy, knowledge, and contemporary philosophical issues.
Literature and Literary Studies: Literature, literary criticism, narratives, texts, authors, and cultural expression.
Language and Linguistics: Language, communication, discourse, sociolinguistics, multilingualism, and language development.
Media and Communication: Journalism, mass media, digital communication, social media, and their social and cultural influence.
Education and Society: Education systems, learning, social development, educational inequality, and the relationship between education and society.
Religion and Society: Religion, belief systems, spirituality, religious communities, culture, and social institutions.
Political Sociology: Power, governance, political participation, social movements, citizenship, and political behavior.
Development Studies: Poverty, migration, population, inequality, community development, and sustainable development.
Urban and Rural Studies: Urbanization, rural communities, migration, housing, livelihoods, and regional development.
Human Geography: Population, place, mobility, communities, spatial relationships, and human-environment interactions.
Social Psychology: Social behavior, interpersonal relationships, group dynamics, attitudes, identity, and social cognition.
Social Policy and Welfare: Social policies, welfare systems, public services, social protection, and community welfare.
Migration and Diaspora Studies: Migration, displacement, refugees, diaspora communities, integration, and transnational identities.
Youth and Aging Studies: Youth development, aging populations, intergenerational relationships, and changing life-course patterns.
Indigenous and Minority Studies: Indigenous communities, minority groups, cultural identity, social inclusion, and rights.
Human Rights and Social Justice: Human rights, equality, discrimination, justice, inclusion, and social responsibility.
Digital Society: Digital cultures, technology and society, online communities, social media behavior, and digital transformation.
Contemporary Social Issues: Emerging social challenges, demographic changes, globalization, environmental concerns, and transformations in modern society.