Humanities and Society Review is a peer-reviewed, open-access international journal committed to advancing critical scholarship across the fields of humanities and social sciences. The journal serves as an inclusive platform for researchers, educators, and cultural theorists to explore the complexities of human experience, culture, and society through interdisciplinary and innovative approaches.

The journal encourages contributions that challenge conventional boundaries, foster theoretical and empirical inquiry, and engage with contemporary societal issues. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure scholarly quality, originality, and relevance to academic and public discourse.

Call for Paper

Humanities and Society Review invites original research articles, theoretical essays, case studies, critical reflections, and interdisciplinary works that address pressing issues in culture, identity, ethics, social change, and human expression.

Submit your manuscript to apecpublisher@gmail.com for peer-reviewed publication in forthcoming issues.

The journal aims to promote scholarly dialogue on the human condition and societal transformations by integrating diverse perspectives from literature, philosophy, history, cultural studies, sociology, anthropology, political theory, and related disciplines.

Scope includes, but is not limited to:

1. Cultural and Literary Studies

• Comparative Literature, Postcolonial Theory, Translation Studies
• Popular Culture, Media Representation, and Cultural Identity
• Narrative Analysis, Gender in Literature, Indigenous Storytelling

2. History and Philosophy

• Intellectual History, Ethics, Political Philosophy, and Logic
• Historical Memory, Social Movements, and Historiography
• Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary Historical Studies

3. Sociology and Social Theory

• Social Stratification, Identity, Class, Race, and Gender
• Urban and Rural Studies, Globalization, and Social Change
• Social Institutions, Power, and Resistance

4. Political and Economic Thought

• Political Ideologies, Human Rights, and Citizenship
• Political Economy, Global Governance, and Policy Analysis
• Public Discourse, Civic Engagement, and Democracy

5. Anthropology and Human Geography

• Cultural Practices, Ethnographic Research, and Indigenous Knowledge
• Space, Place, Migration, and Transnationalism
• Ritual, Religion, and Belief Systems

6. Education and Society

• Humanities Education, Critical Pedagogy, and Curriculum Studies
• Social Justice in Education, Equity, and Access
• Philosophy of Education and Interdisciplinary Learning

7. Interdisciplinary and Emerging Areas

• Digital Humanities, Environmental Humanities, and Medical Humanities
• Ethics of Technology, AI and Society, and Cultural Futures
• Intersectional and Decolonial Approaches

The Humanities and Society Review values scholarship that is critical, reflective, and engaged with the contemporary world, while remaining rooted in the rich traditions of humanistic inquiry and social analysis.

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