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Current Social Sciences
ISSN: 2772-316X (Print)
eISSN: 2772-3178 (Online)
Special Issues With Active Call for Papers
Netnography a new tool for studying businesses
Netnography is an ever-evolving qualitative digital research method that has been used and advanced by tourism researchers to understand a broad spectrum of topics. Developments such as artificial intelligence and emerging cultural phenomena offer new opportunities for netnographers but require procedural adjustments (Kozinets et al 2024). The special issue aims at accommodating various expressions of netnographical research for various business areas. see more
Sustainable Tourism Marketing Practices and Visitor Experience
Tourism is a dynamic industry that plays a pivotal role in global economic development. As the tourism landscape evolves, there is an increasing recognition of the need for sustainability in marketing practices and enhancing the overall visitor experience. This special issue aims to explore and showcase cutting-edge research on sustainable tourism marketing strategies and their impact on the holistic visitor experience within the tourism ecosystem. see more
Higher Education in Soviet Successor States: Are we Post Post-Soviet?
Higher Education in Soviet Successor States: Are we Post Post-Soviet? With the introduction of private institutions, tuition fees, two- and three-cycle models, program-level based institutional classifications, unified national admission tests, international providers, excellence initiatives and comparison tables, and the removal of subordination to ministries have been combined to various degrees to bring differing levels of success in higher education in all 15 countries since 1991. Understanding these reforms still garners further attention, but we are... see more
Intersectionality in Women Studies
We are pleased to announce an upcoming thematic issue for the Women Studies section of the interdisciplinary Current Social Science Journal. Our section is dedicated to advancing knowledge in gender studies, feminism, and the intricate facets of women's experiences. Building upon our commitment to interdisciplinary engagement, this thematic issue will delve into the critical theme of intersectionality—an essential concept that illuminates the interconnectedness of gender, society, culture, and power dynamics in shaping human lives.
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