The Journal of Digital Humanities and Social Sciences (JDHSS) is dedicated to advancing the understanding and application of digital technologies within the humanities and social sciences. Our journal aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, promote innovative research, and disseminate knowledge on the transformative impact of digital tools and methods on the study of human culture, society, and history.

Aims:

1. Promote Innovation
2. Foster Interdisciplinary Collaboration
3. Disseminate Knowledge
4. Encourage Ethical Research

Scope:

The journal covers a broad range of topics within the digital humanities and social sciences, including but not limited to:

• Digital Archiving and Preservation: Research on strategies and advancements in preserving digital records and cultural heritage to ensure their longevity and accessibility.
• Computational Methods in Humanities Research: Exploration of computational techniques such as text mining, data visualization, and network analysis to uncover new insights and patterns in humanities research.
• Digital Media and Cultural Studies: Analysis of the impact of digital media on cultural production, consumption, and interpretation, and the relationship between technology and cultural expression.
• Online Communities and Social Networks: Investigation of the formation, dynamics, and influence of online communities and social networks on social interaction, identity, and collective behavior.
• Digital Storytelling and Narrative Analysis: Study of the creation, distribution, and interpretation of digital narratives and stories, and their role in shaping contemporary culture and society.
• Public Humanities and Digital Outreach: Highlighting initiatives that use digital platforms to engage the public with humanities research, promoting wider access and participation.
• Ethical Issues in Digital Humanities Research: Addressing the ethical challenges and considerations in conducting digital humanities research, including data privacy, consent, and the responsible use of technology.
• Interdisciplinary Digital Humanities Projects: Showcasing collaborative projects that bridge disciplines within the digital humanities, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and innovation.
• Impact of Digital Technologies on Society: Analysis of the broader societal implications of digital technologies, including their effects on communication, education, and social organization.
• Virtual and Augmented Reality in Humanities: Investigation of the applications and implications of virtual and augmented reality technologies in humanities research and education, and their potential to transform how we experience and understand the past and present.

The Journal of Digital Humanities and Social Sciences welcomes original research articles, case studies, theoretical papers, and reviews that contribute to the discourse and development of digital humanities and social sciences. We seek submissions that offer new perspectives, challenge existing paradigms, and demonstrate the innovative use of digital technologies in research and practice.