Aims & Focus

Aims and Objectives

Social Gravity: International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (SGIJSH) aims to promote high-quality scholarly research, critical inquiry, and intellectual engagement in the diverse fields of social sciences and humanities. The journal seeks to provide an inclusive international platform for researchers, academicians, policymakers, educators, and practitioners to disseminate original research, theoretical perspectives, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to the understanding of society, culture, human behavior, and contemporary global challenges.

The primary aims and objectives of the journal are:

  1. To publish original, innovative, and impactful research in the fields of social sciences and humanities.

  2. To encourage interdisciplinary, comparative, and cross-cultural research addressing emerging social, cultural, political, economic, and humanitarian issues at national and international levels.

  3. To promote critical thinking, academic dialogue, and evidence-based discussions on societal transformation, governance, education, ethics, public policy, and cultural development.

  4. To support the advancement of knowledge that contributes to social justice, human rights, sustainable development, inclusivity, and global well-being.

  5. To provide a credible international forum for scholars, researchers, educators, and professionals from diverse academic disciplines and research backgrounds.

  6. To maintain the highest standards of academic integrity, transparency, and ethical publishing through a rigorous double-blind peer-review process.

  7. To encourage research that integrates theoretical perspectives with practical applications, policy relevance, and societal impact.

  8. To facilitate international academic collaboration and the global dissemination of scholarly knowledge for the benefit of academia and society.

  9. To promote research on contemporary themes such as globalization, digital society, environmental sustainability, gender studies, cultural diversity, media and communication, and evolving socio-economic structures.

  10. To foster intellectual exchange and interdisciplinary understanding that strengthens the role of humanities and social sciences in addressing complex global challenges.

Focus Areas and Scope

Social Gravity: International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (SGIJSH) welcomes original and high-quality research contributions in, but not limited to, the following disciplines and thematic areas:

Humanities

  • Literature and Literary Studies

  • Language and Linguistics

  • Philosophy and Ethics

  • History and Heritage Studies

  • Cultural and Civilizational Studies

  • Religious Studies

  • Fine Arts and Performing Arts

  • Comparative Humanities

Social Sciences

  • Sociology

  • Political Science

  • Psychology

  • Economics

  • Public Administration

  • Anthropology

  • International Relations

  • Human Geography

  • Media and Communication Studies

  • Social Work and Community Studies

Education and Human Development

  • Educational Research and Policy

  • Curriculum and Pedagogy

  • Higher Education Studies

  • Educational Technology

  • Human Development and Welfare

  • Gender Studies

  • Human Rights and Social Justice

  • Governance and Public Policy

Interdisciplinary and Contemporary Studies

  • Digital Society and Social Transformation

  • Globalization and Cultural Change

  • Environmental and Social Sustainability

  • Migration and Diaspora Studies

  • Artificial Intelligence and Society

  • Technology, Media, and Human Interaction

  • Innovation and Social Development

  • Peace and Conflict Studies

  • Contemporary Global Challenges

  • Sustainable and Inclusive Development

The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary research, comparative studies, and policy-oriented analyses that address emerging societal issues and contribute to academic excellence, intellectual advancement, and sustainable human progress. SGIJSH aims to foster innovative scholarship and meaningful global dialogue in the fields of social sciences and humanities.