Aim & Scope

Aim / Objective

The Kashmir Journal of Academic Research and Development is committed to:

• Advancing research and scholarship across multidisciplinary fields of study

• Publishing high-quality theoretical, empirical, and applied research

• Promoting interdisciplinary collaboration among scholars, researchers, and professionals

• Encouraging diversity of thought and inclusive perspectives in academic research

• Supporting innovation and evidence-based practices to contribute to societal and educational development

Scope

The scope of the journal encompasses a wide range of disciplines across the humanities, sciences, and social sciences. It welcomes original research, reviews, case studies, and conceptual contributions in (but not limited to):

Archeology, Anthropology, Archival Studies, Economics, Econometrics, English Literature, Disaster Management, Economics, Political Science, Public Administration, Defense and Strategic studies, International Relations, Agriculture Research and Agriculture Extension, Environment and Climate Change, Psychology including clinical, Industrial, and Developmental Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, Iqbal Studies/Iqbaliyat, Rural Development Studies, Social Work, Criminology, Library and Information Sciences, History, Demography and Population Studies, Ethnography, Conservation Studies, Religious Studies / Comparative Religion, Islamic Studies / Arabic Studies, Education, Special Education, Physical Education, Law and Legislature, Home Economics, Pakistan Studies, Peace & Conflict Studies, Behavioral Sciences, Women and Gender Studies, American /studies, Area Studies, Development Studies, Journalism, Mass Communication, Media Studies, Rural / Urban Studies, Women's Studies.

The Kashmir Journal of Academic Research and Development provides a platform for both theoretical and applied research and encourages integrative approaches that support academic excellence and societal progress.