Publisher
Data-Driven Education Research
Description
The Journal for Social Science Archives (ISSN Online: 3006-3310 | Print: 3006-3302) is a peer-reviewed academic publication dedicated to advancing the study and preservation of archival materials in the social sciences. It provides a scholarly platform for researchers, archivists, and practitioners to explore archival methodologies, historical analysis, community narratives, digital preservation, and the role of archives in promoting social justice. Emphasizing interdisciplinary dialogue, the journal publishes original research, case studies, and reviews that highlight the cultural, historical, and sociopolitical significance of archival collections. With a rigorous double-blind peer review process, the journal ensures high academic standards and contributes to the global discourse on archival scholarship and the preservation of social memory.
Scope of the Journals
Social Sciences (miscellaneous) – Anthropology, Archaeology, Area Studies, Behavioral Science, Cognitive Science, Communication Studies, Community Studies, Comparative Politics, Criminology, Cultural Studies, Demography, Development Studies, Disaster Management, Economics, Education, English Language, English Literature, Environmental Studies, Ethnic Studies, Gender Studies, Health and Society, History, Human Ecology, Human Geography, International Relations, Law, Library and Information Science, Linguistics, Media Studies, Migration Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Economy, Political Science, Population Studies, Psycho-Social Studies, Psychology, Public Administration, Rural Development, Security Studies, Social Policy, Social Statistics, Social Work, Sociology, Tourism Studies, Urban Studies.