Journal Objectives

• Expanding and critiquing existing theories and providing new frameworks for historical sociology and social history analysis.
• Examining social changes across different historical periods with comparative and analytical approaches.
• Explaining the causes of wars, revolutions, crises, and economic transformations and their impact on social structures and developments.
• Studying the link between history and the formation of collective and national identities.
• Building bridges between historical sociology and other disciplines such as economics, political science, and cultural studies.
• Introducing and evaluating research methods and techniques in historical sociology.

Journal Vision

• Becoming one of the leading references in the field of historical sociology at national, regional, and international levels.
• Providing a platform for dialogue among researchers in history, sociology, and other related humanities fields.
• Offering historical-social analyses to better understand contemporary issues and support cultural-social policymaking.
• Exploring challenges and opportunities in historical sociology research and presenting new perspectives for the future of the field.
• Attracting articles and scientific collaborations from domestic and international researchers and enhancing the journal’s position in reputable global databases.