Aim & Scope

Aims & Scope

The Journal of International Law and Human Rights welcomes original research, review articles, theoretical studies, and interdisciplinary contributions across a broad range of social science disciplines. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • International Law and Human Rights
  • Sociology and Social Issues
  • Political Science and Governance
  • International Relations and Global Affairs
  • Economics and Development Studies
  • Education and Educational Policy
  • Psychology and Behavioral Studies
  • Gender and Cultural Studies
  • Peace, Conflict, and Security Studies
  • Public Administration and Public Policy
  • Media, Communication, and Digital Society
  • Migration, Refugees, and Social Justice
  • Community Development and Social Welfare
  • Culture, Society, and Contemporary Issues
  • Comparative and Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

The journal particularly welcomes interdisciplinary research that connects different areas of the social sciences and offers new perspectives on emerging national and global challenges. It seeks to foster scholarly debate, encourage evidence-based inquiry, and promote research that contributes to a better understanding of society and its changing dynamics.