About the Journal

Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Science And Justice (JAHSSJ) is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research and intellectual discourse across the fields of arts, humanities, social sciences, law, justice, and related disciplines. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academicians, scholars, practitioners, and students to present original research, critical perspectives, theoretical contributions, and evidence-based studies addressing contemporary academic and societal issues.

The journal recognizes the interconnected nature of arts, culture, society, law, governance, and justice. It therefore encourages interdisciplinary research that examines human experiences, social institutions, cultural transformations, ethical questions, legal frameworks, public policy, human rights, social justice, and emerging challenges affecting communities and societies.

JAHSSJ welcomes original research articles, review articles, theoretical papers, conceptual studies, case studies, critical essays, and other scholarly contributions that demonstrate academic rigor and contribute meaningfully to existing knowledge.

The journal is committed to maintaining high standards of research integrity, academic quality, ethical publishing, transparency, and rigorous peer review. By bringing together diverse scholarly perspectives, the journal seeks to encourage constructive academic dialogue and contribute to a deeper understanding of human society and its institutions.

Scope of the Journal

The journal welcomes contributions covering, but not limited to:

  • Arts, Culture and Cultural Studies
  • Humanities and Literature
  • History and Heritage Studies
  • Philosophy and Ethics
  • Sociology and Social Sciences
  • Political Science and Governance
  • Law and Legal Studies
  • Justice and Criminal Justice
  • Human Rights and Social Justice
  • Gender and Women's Studies
  • Education and Educational Studies
  • Psychology and Human Behaviour
  • Economics and Development Studies
  • Public Policy and Administration
  • International Relations
  • Media and Communication Studies
  • Anthropology and Social Anthropology
  • Religion and Society
  • Peace and Conflict Studies
  • Community Development
  • Environmental Humanities and Society
  • Digital Humanities and Emerging Social Issues
  • Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Studies

The journal particularly encourages research that connects academic disciplines and provides new perspectives on contemporary social, cultural, legal, ethical, and human challenges.