AIMS AND SCOPE

 

The Global Journal of Social Scientific Research (GJSSR) aims to advance the study and understanding of social sciences by publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research articles, reviews, and scholarly discussions. Its focus encompasses a wide range of social science disciplines and seeks to contribute to academic debates on contemporary social, cultural, political, and economic issues globally.

Aims:

1. Fostering Interdisciplinary Research: GJSSR encourages the exploration of the intersections between different fields of social science, including sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, education, law, and psychology, among others.

2. Promoting Global Perspectives: The journal strives to present research that includes diverse cultural, geographical, and ideological perspectives, promoting a more inclusive global understanding of social issues.

3. Encouraging Innovation: It supports innovative approaches and methodologies in social research that push the boundaries of traditional academic practices, seeking to provide fresh insights into complex societal issues.

4. Supporting Policy Development: By publishing research with practical implications, GJSSR aims to inform policymakers, NGOs, and international organizations, contributing to the development of evidence-based policy initiatives that address pressing social challenges.

5. Ethical and Sustainable Development: The journal emphasizes research aligned with the ethical, inclusive, and sustainable goals, particularly focusing on areas like social justice, human rights, gender equality, and environmental sustainability.

Scope:

• Empirical and Theoretical Research: GJSSR welcomes both empirical studies based on rigorous data collection and analysis, as well as theoretical discussions that contribute to the development of social science theory.

• Global and Local Issues: The journal covers both global phenomena like migration, inequality, and globalization, as well as region-specific issues relevant to particular communities or nations.

• Social Change and Development: It highlights research that investigates social transformations, development initiatives, and challenges related to education, governance, health, and welfare systems.

• Cultural Studies: Papers that explore the dynamics of culture, identity, language, and communication in the context of social change and globalization are also welcome.

• Social Justice and Human Rights: GJSSR focuses on the exploration of issues such as poverty, inequality, discrimination, and access to resources, emphasizing studies that offer solutions to advance social equity and human dignity.

The journal aims to be a leading platform for scholarly exchange in the social sciences, bridging academic, practitioner, and policy circles for collective impact.

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