Aims & Scope

Next Gen Social Sciences (NGSS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal committed to publishing original, high-quality research, reviews, and scholarly discussions across the diverse fields of the social sciences. The journal serves as a platform for academics, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and students to share new knowledge, innovative methodologies, and critical perspectives on social issues that shape our world.

NGSS aims to foster academic dialogue and interdisciplinary collaboration that advance theory, inform policy, and improve practice in social science disciplines. By addressing contemporary and emerging issues, the journal seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of human behavior, societal structures, governance systems, and cultural dynamics in both local and global contexts.

Scope of the Journal

The scope of NGSS includes, but is not limited to:

  • Sociology and Anthropology – social change, cultural studies, social stratification, globalization, ethnography.

  • Political Science and Public Administration – governance, public policy, electoral studies, political theory, comparative politics.

  • Economics and Development Studies – sustainable development, economic policy, poverty alleviation, rural and urban development.

  • Education – pedagogy, curriculum development, educational policy, technology in education, inclusive education.

  • Psychology and Behavioral Sciences – cognitive psychology, social psychology, mental health, community psychology.

  • Gender Studies and Social Work – gender equality, family studies, social justice, human rights, community empowerment.

  • Interdisciplinary Research – intersections between social sciences and environmental studies, health sciences, information technology, and cultural heritage.

Types of Articles Accepted

  • Research Articles – Original research with clear methodology and significant findings.

  • Review Articles – Comprehensive overviews and critical evaluations of existing literature.

  • Case Studies – In-depth analysis of specific instances relevant to the journal’s scope.

  • Short Communications – Brief reports of new research or innovative approaches.

  • Book Reviews – Evaluations of recent and relevant scholarly publications.

NGSS encourages contributions that are theoretical, empirical, or practice-oriented and welcomes both qualitative and quantitative research approaches. The journal is committed to publishing work that addresses diverse perspectives and voices, especially from underrepresented communities and regions.