Journal of Human-Social Nexus
Journals·Open Access

Journal of Human‑Social Nexus

The Journal of Human-Social Nexus aims to serve as a premier academic platform for the dissemination of research that contributes to the development of a better society. Rooted in the publisher’s commitment to "Academics for a Better Society," the journal seeks to publish high-quality, impactful studies that drive positive social, cultural, and policy changes across the globe. The journal’s purpose is to foster interdisciplinary research that not only enriches academic knowledge but also provides tangible solutions to the forthcoming societal challenges. With a focus on social change, human rights, and societal progress, the journal offers a forum for scholars to present innovative ideas, reflect on pressing global issues, and explore transformative ways in which the humanities and social sciences can shape a more just, sustainable, and equitable world.

ISSN Online3136-4519
Published byABS Research Academy
FrequencyContinuous

Indexing & Abstracting

Indexing & Abstracting

The Journal of Human‑Social Nexus (JHSN) is committed to maximizing the visibility, accessibility, and scholarly impact of the research it publishes. We actively pursue inclusion in reputable international indexing and abstracting services to ensure that published articles are widely discoverable, citable, and accessible to researchers, practitioners, and policymakers worldwide.

Current Indexing & Registration

JHSN is currently indexed, registered, or integrated with the following services:

  • Google Scholar – Published articles are searchable and discoverable through Google Scholar.
  • Crossref – Every published article is assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to ensure persistent identification, reliable citation, and long‑term accessibility.
  • Scilit – Journal metadata and published articles are indexed to enhance global discoverability and citation.

Planned Indexing

As the journal continues to grow, applications will be submitted to leading international indexing and abstracting databases, including:

  • Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
  • Scopus
  • Web of Science Core Collection
  • EBSCO
  • ProQuest
  • Dimensions
  • Additional subject‑specific and international indexing services relevant to the humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary research.

Our Commitment

Our indexing strategy is designed to:

  • Increase the global visibility and discoverability of published research.
  • Enhance citation impact and academic recognition.
  • Promote long‑term preservation and accessibility of scholarly content.
  • Support compliance with international open‑access publishing standards.
  • Expand the journal's reach within the global academic community.

This page will be updated regularly as the journal is accepted into additional indexing and abstracting services.

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