Focus and Scope

"Social Dissertations" publishes scholarly articles on contemporary social, educational, and public health phenomena and challenges. The journal covers topics analyzed from both theoretical and empirical perspectives, with a particular emphasis on the interdisciplinary nature of the research.

The journal’s scope covers the following areas:

1. Social Sciences
Sociology, social policy, social work, local community development, and cultural studies.
2. Education
Theory and practice of teaching and learning, inclusive education, lifelong learning, and intercultural education.
3. Public Health
Health promotion, social determinants of health, health inequalities, and interventions at the local community level.
4. Social Economy and Civil Society
Social entrepreneurship, nonprofit organizations, cooperative models, and civic engagement.
5. Marginalization and Social Exclusion
Poverty, migration, disability, homelessness, and digital exclusion.
6. Economics and Finance
Economic processes and mechanisms, the functioning of markets, business development and competitiveness, finance and investment, the economic situation of households and consumer behavior, the labor market, and the digitization of the economy and the impact of new technologies on economic activity.

Interdisciplinary works are particularly welcome – those that combine a theoretical perspective with research practice, address issues of innovation, social change, and current problems facing contemporary societies, and analyze the relationships between social processes and economic mechanisms, financial decisions, and the development of entrepreneurship.

Submitted articles should be clearly related to at least one of the listed thematic areas.

Detailed information on preparing and submitting manuscripts can be found in the “Guidelines for Authors” tab.