Aims and scope

The Journal of Global Trends in Social Science (JGTSS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal that seeks to advance interdisciplinary research and foster innovative insights into the field of social sciences. The journal provides an international platform for high-quality scholarly contributions, critical analyses, and discussions that address emerging trends, global challenges, and transformative opportunities in the social sciences.

JGTSS publishes original research articles, review papers, and case studies across a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Sociology and Social Theory: Social structures, inequality, social change, and the impact of globalization and transnationalism.
• Cultural Studies and Diversity: Multiculturalism, cultural heritage, identity, representation, and conflict resolution.
• Economic Trends and Social Impact: Global economic shifts, income inequality, labor markets, migration, and poverty alleviation strategies.
• Political Science and Governance: Political systems, governance, public policy, democracy, populism, and international relations.
• Psychology and Human Behavior: Social psychology, mental health, behavioral economics, and the influence of technology on human behavior.
• Education and Lifelong Learning: Educational policies, access to learning, inclusive education, and innovative teaching methods.
• Communication and Media Studies: Media and digital communication, social media dynamics, and the cultural implications of global media narratives.
• Public Health and Social Policy: Social determinants of health, health equity, public health responses, and the intersection of health systems with social policy.
• Environmental and Social Sustainability: Human-environment interactions, climate adaptation, community resilience, and environmental justice.
• Linguistics and Language Studies: Sociolinguistics, multilingualism, language acquisition, translation studies, and discourse analysis.
• Anthropology and Ethnography: Comparative studies of human societies, cultural anthropology, and ethnographic research methods.
• Criminology and Legal Studies: Crime, justice systems, comparative legal frameworks, and approaches to policing and rehabilitation.
• Social Work and Community Development: Community-driven development, strategies for social inclusion, and the intersection of social work and policy.
• Globalization and Development Studies: Impacts of globalization on society, sustainable development practices, and cross-cultural development analyses.
• Interdisciplinary and Emerging Fields: Studies integrating digital humanities, data science, artificial intelligence, and public policy with social science research.

JGTSS particularly values submissions that bridge disciplines, explore cross-cultural perspectives, and provide innovative frameworks for understanding social phenomena. Comparative studies, global case analyses, and theoretical contributions with local, regional, or global implications are highly encouraged.

By fostering collaboration among scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, JGTSS aims to address pressing global issues and contribute to building a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable society. The journal is committed to advancing knowledge exchange and dialogue across disciplines and regions, shaping the future of social sciences research worldwide.