About the Journal

The Peer-Reviewed Journal of Social Science (PRJSS) is a distinguished academic platform committed to advancing critical inquiry and interdisciplinary scholarship across the diverse domains of social sciences. PRJSS fosters an environment that encourages original research, analytical depth, and innovative perspectives on the social, cultural, political, and economic issues shaping contemporary societies. Serving as a meeting point for scholars, researchers, and practitioners, the journal promotes meaningful dialogue and knowledge exchange essential to understanding evolving social dynamics.

Recognized for its academic rigor and relevance, PRJSS publishes high-quality empirical studies, theoretical contributions, critical analyses, and policy-oriented research. Its wide thematic coverage includes sociology, political science, anthropology, economics, public policy, gender studies, social psychology, and development studies. With a strong focus on present-day challenges—such as social justice, governance, migration, globalization, digital societies, inequality, and human rights—the journal provides nuanced insights into the complexities of modern social landscapes.

Through a strict double-blind peer review process, PRJSS upholds the highest standards of academic integrity and ensures the publication of credible and impactful scholarship. By promoting interdisciplinary engagement and fostering reflective and transformative scholarship, PRJSS serves as an essential resource for shaping contemporary social science research.

More than a repository of knowledge, PRJSS is a platform for intellectual exchange, critical reflection, and progressive thought. It invites scholars and practitioners worldwide to contribute to its mission of enriching social science discourse and advancing evidence-based understanding of societal change.

The Journal, Peer-Reviewed Journal of Social Science (PRJSS) accepts a wide range of submissions in the field of Social Science:-

1. Aging and gerontology
2. Childhood and youth studies
3. Civic engagement and citizenship
4. Class and economic disparities
5. Community development
6. Comparative and historical sociology
7. Consumption and consumer culture
8. Crime and deviance
9. Criminology and criminal justice
10. Cultural sociology
11. Demography and population studies
12. Digital sociology and technology
13. Disaster and risk sociology
14. Economic sociology
15. Economics
16. Education and society
17. Environmental sociology
18. Family sociology
19. Gender studies and feminism
20. Globalization and transnationalism
21. Health disparities and public health
22. Human rights and social justice
23. Identity formation
24. Indigenous studies and traditional knowledge systems
25. Interdisciplinary studies
26. Intersectionality studies
27. Labor markets and employment
28. Law and society
29. Leisure and recreation studies
30. Marriage and kinship systems
31. Media and communication studies
32. Medical sociology
33. Mental health and society
34. Migration and immigration studies
35. Multiculturalism and diversity
36. Organizational sociology
37. Political sociology
38. Postcolonial and decolonial studies
39. Poverty and welfare
40. Power and inequality
41. Qualitative and quantitative research methods
42. Race and ethnicity studies
43. Religion and secularization
44. Science and technology studies
45. Social change and development
46. Social inequality and stratification
47. Social mobility
48. Social movements and collective action
49. Social networks and social capital
50. Social policy analysis
51. Social psychology
52. Social theory and methodology
53. Sociology of art and aesthetics
54. Sociology of emotions
55. Sociology of knowledge
56. Sustainability and climate change
57. Urban and rural sociology
58. Violence and conflict studies
59. Work and occupations