Vol. 2 No. 8.1 (2026): Emerging Technological Trends in Social Sciences (Special Collection)

The Kashmir Journal of Academic Research and Development (KJARD) invites original, innovative, and interdisciplinary research contributions for its upcoming Special Issue titled “Emerging Technological Trends in Social Sciences (Special Collection).” This Special Issue aims to examine the growing influence of emerging technologies on individuals, communities, institutions, organizations, and society. It focuses on how technological developments are reshaping education, human behavior, communication, economic activities, governance, culture, social relationships, and development. The issue welcomes empirical, theoretical, conceptual, comparative, review, and applied research addressing the opportunities, challenges, and broader implications of technology in contemporary society.

• Artificial Intelligence and Society
• Generative AI and Emerging Technologies
• Technology and Human Behavior
• Digital Transformation and Social Change
• Technology in Education and Learning
• AI in Psychology and Behavioral Sciences
• Social Media and Digital Communication
• Digital Society and Online Communities
• Technology, Economics, and Business Development
• Digital Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Technology and Public Administration
• Digital Governance and Smart Societies
• Technology, Employment, and Future of Work
• Digital Inequality and Digital Divide
• Technology, Gender, and Social Inclusion
• Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Digital Rights
• Misinformation and Disinformation
• Technology, Culture, and Social Relationships
• Technology and Rural Development
• Technology, Environment, and Sustainable Development
• AI Ethics, Bias, and Social Justice
• Digital Research Methods and Scholarly Communication
• Emerging Technologies and Future Social Challenges

Studies that integrate technology with humanities, social sciences, education, development studies, psychology, economics, media, governance, and related disciplines are particularly encouraged.

Guest Editor

Dr. Syed Jawad Zareen