The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences (CJSS) (e-ISSN 2960-9380) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published annually by the University of Georgia. Established in 2008, the journal publishes original research articles, review papers, and analytical contributions across a broad range of social science disciplines.
CJSS provides an interdisciplinary platform for research in anthropology, archaeology, economics, education, geography, history, digital social sciences, international relations, law, linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. While the journal maintains a strong interest in the Caucasus region, it welcomes submissions from global contexts, particularly those that engage with broader theoretical, comparative, and methodological debates.
The journal prioritizes rigorously conducted research grounded in sound scientific methodology and subject to a double-blind peer review process. It seeks contributions that offer analytically robust insights into social, political, and economic processes, advancing scholarly understanding beyond descriptive accounts.
CJSS supports interdisciplinary dialogue and the integration of regionally grounded research into wider academic discourse. Special issues dedicated to emerging and significant themes in the social sciences are published periodically.
All content is published online with immediate open access and is archived through PKP PN (LOCKSS) to ensure long-term preservation.
The journal DOI: https://doi.org/10.62343/cjss.2960.9380
The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences (CJSS) invites submissions for a forthcoming special issue titled Business, Economics and Governance (BEG). This special issue seeks to publish high-quality, original scholarship that addresses contemporary developments at the intersection of business systems, economic performance, and governance structures across regional and global contexts.
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This issue of the Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences presents a diverse range of research and review articles spanning history, culture, economics, psychology, and technology. It brings together contributions from Georgian and international scholars, reflecting both regional perspectives and global academic discourse. The volume covers topics from ancient civilizations and medieval practices to modern challenges such as artificial intelligence, education systems, and socio-political change. Several studies focus on Georgian identity and historical development within broader contexts. Complemented by review articles, this issue highlights the journal’s interdisciplinary scope and its commitment to advancing scholarly dialogue across multiple fields.
ISSN 1512-3677
e-ISSN 2960-9380
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