All authors must download the AI Disclosure Form, complete it fully with details and signature, and upload it with the manuscript every time. Usage of AI must not exceed 20% of the manuscript content.
Manuscripts will NOT be reviewed if the AI Disclosure Form is NOT submitted.
Effective from 11 November 2025 onward.
Academic articles should present analytical or critical scholarly discussion, including background, objectives, analytical perspective, and problem-solving grounded in relevant theory.
Articles must present established theories or new theoretical contributions supported by credible scholarly sources. Contributions may relate to:
Philosophy, History, Religion, Political Science, Social Studies, Public Administration, Geography, Law, Management, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Economics, Development Studies, Social Development, Educational Administration, and Interdisciplinary Studies, among others.
2. Research Articles
A research article is a scholarly paper that presents original research demonstrating innovative ideas and relevance to fields such as Philosophy, History, Religion, Political Science, Social Studies, Public Administration, Geography, Law, Management, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Economics, Development Studies, Social Development, Educational Administration, and other interdisciplinary areas. A research article must have clear and concise content, exhibit originality, follow a well-structured format, and include a comprehensive discussion and summary of the research findings.
November – December
January – February
March – April
May – June
July – August
September – October
All manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review by at least three reviewers with expertise in the relevant field.
Reviewers and authors remain anonymous to each other.
Manuscripts submitted by internal authors are reviewed by external experts.
Manuscripts from external authors are reviewed by internal or external experts.
Accepted manuscripts must score ≤15% similarity in Thaijo’s CopyCatch plagiarism check.
The journal accepts manuscripts in Thai and English.
Clarity and precision of language are essential.
**There is no publication fee for articles. Only a DIO crossref fee of 100 baht per article will be charged.**
The Journal of Social Studies Perspectives operates under an open access model.
All published articles are freely available online to readers worldwide at no cost.
The journal is owned by the Social Studies Association of Thailand, overseen and supported through diverse funding sources.
All financial support enables high editorial standards through rigorous peer review to ensure quality and credibility.
Authors retain copyright under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY), permitting:
Sharing
Adaptation
Redistribution
with appropriate credit to the original author.
Authors are encouraged to deposit published articles in third-party repositories, subject to clear copyright terms.
The journal acknowledges the development of AI tools to support academic writing. To ensure ethical, transparent, and academically sound use:
Disclosure
Authors must disclose any use of AI in drafting, editing, translation, or creation of figures/tables, specifying the tool and role of AI.
Academic Quality Control
AI-assisted content must be reviewed and revised by authors to meet academic standards.
Copyright Compliance
Authors are responsible for ensuring AI-generated content does not infringe third-party rights.
Attribution
AI use should be properly credited (e.g., tool name/version).
Authorship Integrity
AI may assist but cannot replace the author’s independent academic reasoning, synthesis, or argumentation.
The journal conducts ethical, transparent marketing aimed at academic and public audiences.
Participation in scholarly events and adherence to ethical communication standards are required.
Advertising and partnerships do not influence editorial decisions.
Marketing efforts include:
Direct email campaigns
Promotion via Facebook
Dissemination through the ThaiJo platform
All communications uphold ethical transparency, consent, and data privacy.
Editors must:
Evaluate manuscripts fairly and impartially.
Protect author/reviewer confidentiality.
Base publication decisions solely on content quality.
Address ethical violations (e.g., plagiarism).
Promote standards aligned with COPE, TCI, ACI, and Crossref policies.
Reviewers must:
Provide unbiased, constructive feedback.
Review only within their expertise.
Declare conflicts of interest.
Maintain manuscript confidentiality.
Submit reviews on time.
Authors must:
Guarantee originality and exclusive submission.
Cite sources correctly (APA 7th edition).
Avoid plagiarism, data fabrication, or redundancy.
Reflect actual intellectual contribution in authorship.
Disclose funding and conflicts of interest.
Revise manuscripts responsibly based on reviewer comments.
Research involving humans requires institutional human ethics approval and informed consent.
Animal research requires ethics committee approval and humane treatment.
Authors must include ethics approval details in their manuscript.
Manuscripts lacking ethical documentation may be rejected.
The Journal of Social Studies Perspectives aims to:
Promote high-quality scholarly knowledge.
Advance research with social benefit.
Uphold the Moral of Knowledge, fostering a just and ethical academic community.
