Aim & Scope

International Academic Journal of Humanities provides a multidisciplinary platform for research and scholarship across the broad spectrum of humanities and social sciences. The journal welcomes original contributions that engage with a wide variety of themes including:

Social Sciences and Humanities Studies: Encompasses research on human culture, societies, social relationships, behaviors, and institutions through various disciplinary lenses, fostering a comprehensive understanding of human life.

Geography: Studies focused on the physical environment, human interaction with space, spatial distribution of populations, resources, and the impact of human activity on the earth.

Political Sciences: Research on political systems, governance, public policy, international relations, political behavior, and theoretical frameworks that explain political phenomena.

English Language Studies: Investigations into linguistics, language acquisition, usage, teaching methodologies, and the role of English in global communication.

Literature Studies: Critical analysis of literary works, genres, historical contexts, narrative techniques, and cultural significance of literature.

Accounting, Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship: Core business disciplines covering financial record-keeping, organizational behavior, market strategies, and the processes involved in launching and growing businesses.

Business Ethics, Business Law, Law and Economics: Examination of ethical considerations in business practice, legal regulations affecting commerce, and economic analyses of laws and policies.

Operations Research, Statistics, Econometrics, Experimental Economics: Quantitative and analytical approaches to decision-making, data analysis, economic modeling, and testing economic theories through experiments.

Business and Economics Education: Exploration of teaching strategies, curriculum design, and learning outcomes in business and economics fields.

Microeconomics: Theory and Applications: Study of individual economic agents such as consumers and firms, market mechanisms, pricing, and resource allocation.

Government Regulation, Industrial Organization, Game Theory: Analysis of government policies regulating markets, the structure and behavior of firms, and strategic decision-making in competitive environments.

Urban, Rural, Regional Economics and Development Economics: Economic issues related to cities, rural areas, regional disparities, and strategies aimed at fostering economic growth and development.

Behavioral and Health Economics: Integration of psychology with economics to understand decision-making, alongside analysis of health care systems, costs, and policies.

Environmental Business / Economics: Study of sustainable business practices, environmental policies, and economic impacts of environmental issues.

Labor Economics / Human Resources: Research on employment, wage dynamics, workforce management, labor market policies, and human capital development.

International Economics: Exploration of global trade, finance, economic integration, and the effects of globalization on national economies.

Macroeconomics, Growth, Government Finance, Monetary Economics, Finance, Investments: Examination of aggregate economic variables, economic growth theories, fiscal and monetary policy, financial markets, and investment strategies.

Other – Any Business or Economics Discipline: Inclusion of any additional topics related to business or economics that contribute to the field’s advancement.

Micro-financing: Study of small-scale financial services aimed at low-income individuals and enterprises to promote financial inclusion and economic empowerment.

Education and Literacy, Poverty Alleviation Strategies: Research focused on improving educational access and quality, literacy initiatives, and policies designed to reduce poverty.

Diversity, Multiculturalism, Cross-Cultural Management: Examination of cultural diversity, social inclusion, and management practices in multicultural settings.

Corporate Social Responsibility: Exploration of business practices that emphasize ethical responsibility towards society and the environment.

Global/Local Environmental Issues: Study of environmental challenges on global and local scales, including climate change, conservation, and resource management.

Funding Social Entrepreneur Ventures: Analysis of financial support mechanisms for ventures that address social problems through innovative business models.

Women/Minority Entrepreneurs, Immigrant Entrepreneurship: Research on entrepreneurship activities among underrepresented groups and the unique challenges they face.

Social Policy and Economic Issues: Examination of policies affecting social welfare, inequality, economic opportunity, and societal well-being.

Health, Medical, Bioethics Issues: Investigation of ethical concerns in healthcare, medical research, and biotechnological advancements.

Human Rights and Social Service Issues: Studies addressing the protection of human rights and delivery of social services to vulnerable populations.

Economics and Sustainability, Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development: Focus on balancing economic growth with environmental protection and social equity through sustainable entrepreneurial initiatives.

Role of NGOs and Economic Development: Analysis of how non-governmental organizations contribute to development, poverty reduction, and social change.

Entrepreneurial Opportunities for the Disabled and the Poor: Research on creating inclusive economic opportunities for marginalized populations.

Technology/Social Innovation, Technology-Based Social Enterprises: Exploration of how technological advances and innovative social enterprises can address societal challenges.

Social Challenges and Technology Innovations: Study of the interaction between emerging technologies and social issues, including both solutions and new problems created.

Public Contract Law, Procurement and Business Regulations: Examination of legal frameworks governing public procurement, contracts, and regulatory compliance in business.

Constitutional/E-Government/Local Government/Administrative Law: Research on constitutional principles, digital governance, local government operations, and administrative legal frameworks.

Court Decisions, Jurisdiction: Analysis of legal rulings, court authority, and jurisdictional issues in different legal systems.

International Legal Theory, International Treaties: Study of foundational theories in international law and the role of treaties in global governance.

Criminal Law, Including Foreign/Security Policy, Defence Policy: Research on criminal justice systems, laws related to national security, defense strategies, and their international implications.

Human Rights: Focus on the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and freedoms across different contexts and jurisdictions.