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Browse Our Social Sciences Journals

In the broadest sense, social sciences encompass society, human behavior, and its influence on the world. Social sciences help understand how society works, ranging from the causes of unemployment, economic growth, what makes people happy, and so on. The information it provides is vital for governments and policymakers, non-governmental organizations, and local authorities.

Social studies cover a wide range of disciplines:

Anthropology – the study of human behavior, cultural relations, evolution effects on the social structure, and more
Demography – the study of population changes and trends
Development studies – the study of social and economic issues in developing and low-income countries
Human geography – the study of the world, people, and cultures focussing on human impact on physical geography
Economics – addresses critical questions about the goods production and exchange and how individuals interact within society
Education – the study of how people learn and develop
Linguistics – the study of the form, context, and meaning of the human language
Politics – focused on democracy and relationship between people and policies
Psychology, social psychology – the study of the human mind and how other factors influence the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
Sociology – the study of society on the individual and structural level covering classes, religions, and social mobility
Social policy and social work – analysis of societal needs and changes with the focus on important society, economy, and policy aspectsLaw is one of the many social science disciplines focusing on government-created rules to ensure an orderly society. Therefore, just like other social science disciplines, the law deals with people's social lives.

Social sciences journals have the primary purpose of publishing scholarly work related to the various social science subjects mentioned above. The research published by these journals has a broad and inclusive scope which can take a theoretical, speculative, statistical, and mathematical model. All articles in social science journals undergo the peer review process, making sure only high-quality work gets published.

Articles illustrating the use of quantitative methods for empirical testing of the social science theory are always welcome. Also, most journals welcome work concerning methods used by one social science discipline that may have a broader application, intending to test the social science theory.

The social science journals aspire to serve their communities by providing a robust forum where researchers and scholars can share their research and enhance communication.

The target audience for social science journals includes academics, researchers, social sciences specialists, schoolteachers, social science students, and everyone interested in the latest research in the many social science subjects. Most of these journals accept research papers, research reports, and book reviews. There are open-access free social sciences journals, but most of them are subscription-based.

AKJournals has a collection of four active social science journals and an archive of four ceased journals. Below are short descriptions of the active journals, including the fields they focus on:

Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies – Legal sciences and scholars in Hungary and Hungarian legislation and legal literature in the English language
Educatio – Social aspects of education in the Hungarian language
Hungarian Educational Research Journal – Contemporary ideas and themes in educational research in the English language
Scientia et Securitas – Interdisciplinary security research and progress in the English language