The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences (CJSS) is a peer-reviewed research journal that aims to publish reports of original research, reviews, and articles; it seeks to appeal to an interdisciplinary audience, focuses but is not limited to the Caucasus region, and covers real-world research analyzed from a scientific point of view.
It publishes works from various fields, including anthropology, archaeology, economics, education, geography, history, information science, international relations, law, linguistics, politics, psychology, public health, and sociology.
Papers in the humanities and other disciplines will be considered if they are related in some way to one or more of these disciplines.
The Journal considers papers for publication that deal with academic disciplines studying human aspects of the world.
Special Issues devoted to important topics in social sciences will occasionally be published.
Thanks to the highly qualified editorial board members, the Journal ensures the highest standards of peer review for all manuscripts submitted for publication.
Established in 2008, the Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences was initially published in print.
The journal is published annually.
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This journal issue covers a range of topics across linguistics, culture, literature, historiography, politics, health, and economics. It includes an experimental approach to linguistic consciousness and the clustering of professional communication in politics. Cultural discussions focus on how symbolism contributes to nation-building and the transformation of ruins into a museum. In literature, there are studies on the burial of St. Shushanik and her passions. Historiography articles explore South Caucasus under imperial influence and Turkish-Soviet diplomacy in 1919. Political topics include clientelism in Georgian elections. Health-related articles analyze oral health in children and moral hazards in government health programs. In economics, there’s a discussion of financial market risks, and a book review covers the first Georgian work on Oliver Cromwell.
ISSN 1512-3677
e-ISSN 2960-9380
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