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Social Sciences Section
The Social Sciences section of the Eurasian Science Review is a vibrant and critical platform for exploring the diverse aspects of human society and social relationships. This section is dedicated to publishing rigorous research that offers deep insights into the social, cultural, and political dimensions of human life.
Key Focus Areas:
- Sociology: Investigations into social structures, relationships, and institutions, encompassing topics such as social change, social stratification, and the sociology of communities.
- Anthropology: Studies focusing on cultural, social, biological, and linguistic anthropology, providing insights into human behavior, cultural practices, and societal evolution.
- Political Science: Research on government systems, political behavior, and theoretical and practical aspects of politics, including policy analysis, international relations, and comparative politics.
- Cultural Studies: Analysis of cultural phenomena, exploring how cultural practices and expressions reflect, influence, and interact with societal dynamics.
- Psychology: Examination of human behavior and mental processes, including social psychology, cognitive psychology, and the psychological impact of social structures and change.
- Geography: Studies on human geography, exploring the relationship between humans and their environments, urban planning, and spatial analysis.
- Economics: Research in economic theory, applied economics, and the intersection of economics with social issues, policy, and development.
- Social Work and Community Development: Insights into social work practices, community development, and the role of social policies in addressing societal challenges.
- Gender Studies: Critical examination of gender roles, identities, and relations, and their impact on social, cultural, and political structures.
- Media Studies: Analysis of the role of media in society, including mass communication, digital media, and the impact of media on public perception and behavior.
This section encourages interdisciplinary approaches, combining theoretical frameworks and methodologies from various social science disciplines to provide comprehensive insights into the complexities of society. We welcome contributions that not only deepen our understanding of social phenomena but also offer practical implications for social policy, governance, and community engagement. The Social Sciences section is committed to contributing to a richer, more nuanced understanding of the many facets of human society.
