Social Science Reports [p-ISSN 3117-3489 and e-ISSN 3117-3497] aims to advance scholarly research and critical thinking across the broad spectrum of the social sciences. The journal provides an inclusive and interdisciplinary forum for the publication of high-quality, peer-reviewed articles that contribute to understanding, explaining, and addressing complex social phenomena and contemporary challenges.

The journal’s scope covers a wide range of topics within the social sciences, including but not limited to:

• Sociology and Social Theory
• Political Science and Public Policy
• Anthropology and Cultural Studies
• Human Geography and Urban Studies
• Psychology and Behavioral Sciences
• Economics and Development Studies
• Gender, Race, and Identity Studies
• Education and Pedagogy
• Communication and Media Studies
• Law, Governance, and Human Rights
• Environmental and Climate Social Sciences
• Migration, Refugees, and Globalization
• Social Innovation and Technology
• Peace, Conflict, and Security Studies

Social Science Reports welcomes original research articles, theoretical and conceptual papers, critical reviews, methodological studies, and case-based analyses. The journal values interdisciplinary perspectives and encourages comparative and cross-cultural research that promotes dialogue across academic disciplines and geographical regions.

By fostering a global academic community, Social Science Reports seeks to promote research that informs practice and policy, influences social change, and supports sustainable development goals (SDGs) at local, national, and international levels.