Aim & Scope
Aim and Scope
The Planetary Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities Research is a peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to exploring and advancing our understanding of human behavior, societal structures, and cultural phenomena on a global scale. It emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary research in addressing complex social issues and promoting a deeper comprehension of the diverse aspects of human life.
The journal caters to a wide range of readers, including social scientists, humanities scholars, researchers, and students. It provides a comprehensive platform for discussing a variety of topics, including sociology, anthropology, psychology, political science, economics, history, philosophy, and cultural studies. The journal also covers applied research in areas such as public policy, education, gender studies, and international relations.
By facilitating the exchange of innovative ideas and empirical findings, the Planetary Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities Research aims to contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge and the development of solutions that address global and local societal challenges.
Sociological and Anthropological Studies
- Sociology: Social structures, institutions, and group dynamics
- Anthropology: Cultural practices, ethnography, and human evolution
- Social Networks: Social capital, network analysis, and relational dynamics
Psychological and Behavioral Sciences
- Psychology: Cognitive processes, developmental psychology, and clinical psychology
- Behavioral Science: Human behavior, motivation, and decision-making
- Mental Health: Psychological disorders, therapeutic interventions, and well-being
Political and Economic Systems
- Political Science: Governance, political theory, and public policy
- Economics: Economic theories, market structures, and financial systems
- Political Economy: Interactions between economic policies and political processes
Historical and Cultural Analysis
- History: Historical events, historical methodologies, and historiography
- Cultural Studies: Cultural identity, media studies, and cross-cultural comparisons
- Historical Analysis: Historical interpretation, source analysis, and context
Philosophical and Ethical Inquiry
- Philosophy: Metaphysics, epistemology, and logic
- Ethics: Moral philosophy, ethical theories, and applied ethics
- Critical Theory: Social critique, power structures, and ideological analysis
Gender and Identity Studies
- Gender Studies: Gender roles, gender identity, and feminist theory
- LGBTQ+ Studies: Sexual orientation, queer theory, and social acceptance
- Identity: Personal and collective identity, intersectionality, and social inclusion
Educational and Communication Research
- Education: Pedagogy, curriculum development, and educational policy
- Communication Studies: Media theory, interpersonal communication, and digital media
- Pedagogy: Teaching methods, educational psychology, and learner outcomes
Geographical and Urban Studies
- Human Geography: Spatial analysis, cultural landscapes, and human-environment interactions
- Urban Studies: Urban planning, city dynamics, and metropolitan issues
- Spatial Analysis: Geographic information systems (GIS), spatial data, and mapping techniques
International and Global Studies
- International Relations: Diplomacy, international conflicts, and global governance
- Globalization: Economic, cultural, and political globalization
- Migration Studies: Migration patterns, refugee issues, and transnationalism
Applied and Practical Research
- Social Work: Social services, community support, and intervention strategies
- Applied Social Research: Field studies, program evaluation, and policy analysis
- Human Rights: Human rights advocacy, international human rights law, and social justice