Journal of Historical, Cultural and Social Sciences

About the Journal

The Journal of Historical, Cultural and Social Sciences (JHCSS) is an esteemed, interdisciplinary scholarly platform that is dedicated to advancing academic research across the fields of history, cultural studies, and the social sciences. As a double-blind peer-reviewed journal, JHCSS upholds the highest standards of academic integrity and methodological rigor, ensuring that all submissions undergo a thorough and impartial evaluation process. This commitment guarantees that each published article contributes reliably to the ongoing scholarly conversation and enhances our understanding of the intricate dynamics shaping society and culture.

JHCSS welcomes original research articles, comprehensive reviews, critical essays, and theoretical analyses that explore diverse themes ranging from ancient civilizations and modern historical events to contemporary cultural phenomena and social transformations. Our journal’s scope is broad yet focused: we seek to foster interdisciplinary dialogues that examine historical legacies, cultural identities, and social structures, encouraging scholars to cross traditional disciplinary boundaries and embrace innovative approaches in their research.

In the field of history, JHCSS is interested in studies that not only recount past events but also analyze the social, political, and economic forces that have influenced historical trajectories. Manuscripts that engage with archival research, historiographical debates, and comparative historical methodologies are especially welcome. Similarly, in cultural studies, the journal aims to spotlight research that interrogates the formation, evolution, and expression of cultural norms, practices, and artifacts. We encourage contributions that examine cultural intersections, global cultural exchanges, and the impacts of cultural policies on local and international communities.

Within the social sciences, JHCSS is committed to publishing research that addresses the complexities of social behavior, institutions, and relationships. Articles may focus on sociological theory, political analysis, economic history, or interdisciplinary studies that reveal the underlying structures of society. We are particularly interested in empirical studies, case analyses, and theoretical contributions that explore how social phenomena are intertwined with historical and cultural contexts.

Our journal also recognizes the importance of methodological diversity and welcomes studies employing qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches. By doing so, JHCSS aspires to create a vibrant forum where different research paradigms intersect, leading to fresh insights and innovative interpretations of long-standing scholarly debates. In addition, the journal provides a platform for emerging scholars to showcase their work alongside established experts, fostering an environment of mutual learning and academic growth.