Focus and Scope

Fast in Social Sciences (FSS) is an international, double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to promoting intellectual discourse and advancing theoretical and empirical research in the field of social sciences. The journal serves as an open-access platform for academics, researchers, policy makers, and practitioners to disseminate high-quality scholarly works that address complex social phenomena, social transformations, and contemporary societal challenges.

Primary Focus Areas

Fast in Social Sciences (FSS) welcomes original research articles, theoretical frameworks, conceptual reviews, and critical policy studies across diverse disciplines, including but not limited to:

  • Sociology & Anthropology: Social change, cultural dynamics, community structure, kinship, ethnicity, and indigenous studies.

  • Law & Public Policy: Legal frameworks, health law, human rights, administrative law, consumer protection, governance, and regulatory reform.

  • Political Science & International Relations: Electoral systems, democracy, civil society, political communication, power relations, and public administration.

  • Education & Pedagogy: Social aspects of education, educational policy, curriculum development, and digital literacy in society.

  • Social Economics & Community Development: Microeconomics of social welfare, poverty alleviation, rural/urban development, and sustainable livelihoods.

  • Media, Communication & Digital Culture: Public relations, journalism, social media behavior, digital transformation, and mass communication studies.

  • Gender & Social Inclusion: Gender equality, women's empowerment, youth studies, elder protection, and marginalized group inclusion.

  • Social Psychology & Human Behavior: Social interaction, group dynamics, identity formation, and psychological aspects of societal change.

  • Urban & Environmental Social Studies: Sustainable urban planning, environmental justice, climate change response, and human-environment interactions.

Key Thematic Scope

The journal places particular emphasis on emerging global and local social challenges, encouraging submissions that investigate:

  1. Social Justice & Inequality: Issues related to social equity, legal protection, vulnerability, and systemic disparities.

  2. Digital Transformation & Society: The impact of technology, artificial intelligence, and digital media on social behavior, communication, and institutions.

  3. Globalization & Cultural Identity: Preservation of local knowledge, cultural adaptation, and cross-border social dynamics.

  4. Environmental Sustainability & Policy: Social responses to environmental degradation, community resilience, and sustainable development policies.