Proceeding of Social Sciences

Climate Change and Social Resilience: Exploring the social dimensions of community resilience

 Exploring Social Inequality: Causes, Consequences, and Social Justice  

 Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Society and Communication 

The Proceeding of Social Sciences (Online ISSN 2817-4917, Print ISSN 2817-4909) publishes abstracts, posters, and short articles in related fields. It is a peer-reviewed open access proceeding that is published continously and annually by Sci-Hall Press. The proceeding welcomes various types of submissions with focus of abstracts, posters, short articles, reviews, case studies, communications, discussions, letters, and more. To be considered for publication, all submissions must be original and should not have been submitted or published elsewhere. 

The Proceedings of Social Sciences aims to provide a platform for researchers, scholars, academicians, and practitioners from various disciplines within the social sciences to present and share their research findings, innovative ideas, and insights. The scope of the proceedings covers a wide range of topics and themes related to social sciences, including but not limited to:

• Sociology: Research on social structures, social change, social institutions, social inequality, social interactions, and social behavior.
• Psychology: Studies on human behavior, cognition, emotions, personality, development, mental health, and psychopathology.
• Anthropology: Exploration of human societies, cultures, languages, archaeological findings, biological evolution, and cross-cultural studies.
• Political Science: Analysis of political systems, governance, international relations, public policy, political behavior, and political ideologies.
• Economics: Examination of economic systems, microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic policies, economic development, and behavioral economics.
• Education: Research on educational systems, learning theories, curriculum development, pedagogy, educational technology, and educational policies.
• Communication Studies: Investigation of mass media, communication theories, intercultural communication, media effects, and strategic communication.
• Social Work: Studies on social welfare, social justice, community development, social policy, social intervention, and human services.
• Gender Studies: Exploration of gender roles, gender identity, sexuality, feminist theory, masculinity studies, and LGBTQ+ issues.
• Environmental Studies: Analysis of the interaction between society and the environment, sustainable development, climate change, environmental policies, and conservation.

The Proceedings of Social Sciences aims to foster interdisciplinary discussions and collaborations, encouraging researchers to explore the interconnections between different social science disciplines. It provides a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research, innovative methodologies, theoretical advancements, and practical applications.

The scope of the proceedings includes empirical studies, theoretical frameworks, conceptual models, case studies, comparative analyses, policy recommendations, and critical perspectives within the field of social sciences. It welcomes contributions from researchers at various stages of their careers, including graduate students, early-career scholars, and established academics.

The proceedings aim to promote the advancement of knowledge within the social sciences, facilitate the exchange of ideas, and contribute to the development of evidence-based practices that address societal challenges and promote positive social change.

Overall, the Proceedings of Social Sciences endeavors to serve as a valuable resource for researchers, educators, policymakers, and professionals interested in the diverse and dynamic field of social sciences.

Liqin Zhang, University of Ottawa, Canada

Johnson Yang, Sci-Hall Press Inc., Canada

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