Focus and Scope

The focus and scope of Pamir: International Journal of Social sciences as a broad academic field typically include the study of human behavior, societies, cultures, and interactions. It covers multiple disciplines that analyze social structures, relationships, and institutions. Here are some major areas of focus within social sciences:

1. Core Disciplines in Social Sciences

• Sociology – Study of society, social interactions, institutions, and cultural norms.
• Psychology – Understanding human behavior, cognition, and mental processes.
• Political Science – Analysis of political systems, governance, public policies, and international relations.
• Economics – Study of production, consumption, and distribution of resources.
• Anthropology – Examination of human societies, cultures, and their development.
• Geography – Study of human-environment interactions and spatial dynamics.
• History – Analysis of past events and their impact on societies.

2. Interdisciplinary and Emerging Fields

• Gender Studies – Exploration of gender roles, identities, and social constructs.
• Environmental Studies – Study of human impact on the environment and sustainability.
• Media and Communication Studies – Analysis of media influence and communication patterns.
• Criminology – Study of crime, legal systems, and law enforcement.
• Cultural Studies – Examination of cultural practices, globalization, and identity.
• Public Administration – Study of government policies, public service, and administration.

3. Research Methods and Approaches

• Qualitative Research (e.g., ethnography, interviews, case studies)
• Quantitative Research (e.g., surveys, statistical analysis, data modeling)
• Comparative Analysis
• Historical Research
• Experimental Methods