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Aims & Scope

The Journal of Contemporary and Applied Social Sciences (JCAS) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and critical inquiry in the field of social sciences. The journal aims to provide a dynamic platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to explore contemporary issues, trends, and practices that shape human society across diverse cultural, political, educational, and institutional contexts.

JCAS welcomes original research articles, theoretical analyses, case studies, and review papers that contribute to both academic understanding and practical application of social science knowledge. The journal particularly values interdisciplinary work and policy-relevant research that connects theory with real-world challenges.

Scope of the Journal Includes, but is Not Limited To:

  • Education (curriculum development, pedagogy, educational policy, teacher training)
  • International Relations (global politics, diplomacy, conflict resolution, international organizations)

Other Relevant Areas Include:

Anthropology Development Studies

Open Access Policy

JCAS follows the Gold Open Access model, ensuring global visibility and compliance with funder mandates (e.g., Plan S). All articles undergo rigorous peer review to uphold scientific integrity. Article Processing Charges (APC) are fully waived until December 2027.

Why Publish with JCAS?

  • Rapid publication & transparent peer review
  • Indexed in leading databases
  • Interdisciplinary impact & practical relevance

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