The primary aim of Dialogues in Humanities and Social Sciences (DHSS) is to cultivate and encourage new, exciting, stimulating, and often unusual and unprecedented debates across the discipline of social Sciences, and across all the many parts of the world where social sciences is practiced.

The journal aims to be a central node for debate-creation and knowledge-formation. It seeks to both reflect and cover current debates in and across the field, while also provoking new ones too. It allows groups of authors to thematize debates that are emerging or have yet only been carried out implicitly. The journal also aims to create a dynamic platform for the dissemination of high-quality, interdisciplinary research that addresses the pressing social, economic, political, and cultural challenges facing societies today. The journal welcomes contributions from a broad range of social science disciplines, including but not limited to sociology, anthropology, political science and international relations, criminology, social work, law, economics, media and communication studies, education, and psychology etc.

We are particularly interested in research that crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries, engages with contemporary theoretical debates, and offers new insights into global and local issues such as inequality, governance, human rights, environmental sustainability, and social justice. Dialogues in Humanities and Social Sciences seeks to publish work that not only contributes to academic knowledge but also has practical implications for policymakers, practitioners, and communities.