About the Journal
About the Journal
The Archive of Social Sciences and Scientific Research (AOSSASR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal committed to publishing high-quality research in the fields of social sciences and scientific disciplines. The journal serves as a platform for researchers, academics, and professionals to share innovative findings, theories, and methodologies that contribute to knowledge advancement and societal development.
Scope and Objectives:
AOSSASR aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and promote impactful research by covering a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:
- Sociology, Political Science, and Economics
- Education and Learning Sciences
- Public Policy and Governance
- Health and Medical Sciences
- Environmental and Sustainability Studies
- Technological and Scientific Innovations
The journal adheres to a rigorous peer-review process and follows ethical publication standards to ensure credibility and scholarly excellence. By maintaining an open-access policy, AOSSASR guarantees global accessibility to research findings, enabling knowledge dissemination without financial or institutional barriers.
Why Publish with AOSSASR?
- High-quality peer-reviewed content
- Wide readership and global exposure
- Interdisciplinary research opportunities
We invite scholars, professionals, and researchers to contribute to AOSSASR and be part of a dynamic academic community dedicated to advancing knowledge across multiple disciplines.
Current Issue
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Law and Medicine: Patient Rights
This issue explores the intersection of law and medicine, with particular emphasis on patient rights, medical ethics, informed consent, confidentiality, access to healthcare, and professional responsibility. It examines the legal and ethical frameworks that protect patients while balancing the responsibilities of healthcare professionals and institutions. The issue welcomes interdisciplinary research addressing emerging challenges in patient autonomy, medical negligence, digital health, data privacy, reproductive healthcare, vulnerable populations, and the evolving relationship between patients and healthcare providers.
Published:
2026-08-25
