Aims and Scope
International Social Research Nexus (ISRN) is dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research in the field of social sciences. Our journal aims to serve as a global platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to disseminate their work and engage in interdisciplinary discussions that advance knowledge and contribute to the development of society.
Aims:
- Promote Knowledge and Research Excellence: To foster the advancement of social research by publishing original studies, reviews, and theoretical papers that explore key societal issues.
- Facilitate Global Academic Dialogue: To create a space for researchers worldwide to discuss and exchange ideas on diverse social phenomena, encouraging interdisciplinary collaborations.
- Address Contemporary Social Challenges: To provide a platform for research that addresses pressing social, cultural, economic, and political issues affecting societies across the globe.
- Publish Impactful Research: To highlight innovative and ground-breaking research that can shape policies and practices in the social sciences.
Scope:
ISRN accepts manuscripts in a wide range of social science disciplines, including but not limited to:
Sociology
The study of society, social institutions, and social behavior.
Environmental Sociology
Research on the relationship between society and the environment, sustainability, and environmental justice.
Climate Change and Disaster Management
Research on the social impacts of climate change, disaster risk reduction, resilience building, and sustainable adaptation strategies.
Gender Studies
Exploring issues related to gender, sexuality, identity, and their social implications in various contexts.
Migration Studies
Examining migration patterns, refugee studies, diaspora communities, and the socio-political challenges faced by migrants.
Social Inequality
Investigating social stratification, class, race, ethnicity, inequality, and discrimination.
Public Policy
Research on public policies, governance, and their impact on societies.
Development Studies
Studies related to economic development, social change, poverty, and international development.
Anthropology
Research on human societies, cultures, and their development.
Political Science
Research in political behavior, governance, policy analysis, and comparative politics.
Public Health
Research focusing on health systems, social determinants of health, and global health issues.
Social Policy
Studies addressing welfare systems, social justice, and the role of policy in social development.
International Relations
Research on global politics, international relations theories, and diplomacy.
Global Governance
Studies on global institutions, international law, and transnational governance structures.
Types of Articles Accepted:
- Full-Length Research Articles
- Review Articles
- Short Communications
- Case Studies
Editorial Scope:
The journal publishes articles that contribute to theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research within the social sciences, with a focus on making a meaningful impact on real-world issues. Articles should present new insights, innovative solutions, or critical perspectives on existing social phenomena.
Mission and Vision of ISRN Journal
Mission:
The mission of International Social Research Nexus (ISRN) is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and intellectual exchange within the social sciences, aiming to contribute to the betterment of societies worldwide. Through its commitment to academic rigor, the journal provides a platform for high-impact research that addresses critical social issues, while promoting knowledge and social change.
Vision:
ISRN aspires to be a leading voice in the social sciences, recognized for its commitment to excellence in research and publication. The journal envisions becoming a beacon of academic integrity, ensuring that the highest standards of research and editorial processes are upheld. By bringing together scholars from diverse backgrounds and promoting innovative approaches, ISRN seeks to drive positive change and contribute to a more just and equitable global society.