The Central Asian Journal of Social Science and History is dedicated to advancing the understanding of social, cultural, economic, and historical dynamics within the Central Asian region. The journal welcomes original research articles, reviews, and case studies that contribute to the scholarly discourse on various aspects of social sciences and historical studies.

Areas of Interest:

1. Historical Analysis:

   • Pre-modern and modern history of Central Asia
   • Historical events, movements, and figures
   • Interactions and influences between Central Asia and neighboring regions

2. Sociocultural Studies:

   • Ethnographic and anthropological studies
   • Cultural heritage and traditions
   • Language, literature, and art within Central Asian societies

3. Economic and Political Studies:

   • Economic development and policy analysis
   • Political structures, governance, and international relations
   • Social movements and political transformations

4. Contemporary Issues:

   • Modernization and globalization impacts
   • Migration, urbanization, and demographic changes
   • Environmental and sustainability challenges

5. Interdisciplinary Research:

   • Studies that integrate multiple disciplines within social sciences and history
   • Comparative research that situates Central Asia within a broader global context

The Central Asian Journal of Social Science and History seeks to provide a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to publish innovative and rigorous research that contributes to the comprehensive understanding of Central Asia's past, present, and future. We encourage submissions that employ diverse methodologies and theoretical approaches, fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue on the region's social and historical complexities.