Veritas:

About

Veritas is a peer-reviewed, quarterly academic journal advancing knowledge across the Social Sciences and Humanities. The journal provides a platform for academicians, researchers, and practitioners to share original research articles, theoretical explorations, conceptual papers, critical essays, and book reviews that contribute to contemporary academic discourse, and particularly encourages submissions that challenge conventional boundaries and promote innovation in research methodologies, pedagogies, and disciplinary intersections.

Scope

Veritas welcomes submissions across the full breadth of the Social Sciences — including sociology, psychology, economics, political science, education, law, and media studies — and the Humanities, including literature, languages, history, philosophy, the arts, and cultural, gender, and film studies, along with other interdisciplinary approaches that engage critically with contemporary and historical questions in these fields.

Aims and Objectives

• To promote rigorous and original scholarship in Social Sciences and Humanities
• To provide a global platform for interdisciplinary and cross-cultural research
• To engage with emerging trends, debates, and socio-political issues
• To uphold academic integrity and contribute meaningfully to intellectual discourse

Editorial Policies

Veritas follows a double-blind peer-review process and adheres to internationally recognised standards of publication ethics, open access, and licensing.

Journal Particulars