Researchers in the field of crop disease: Sociology, political science, public administration, international relations, anthropology, criminology, social work, gender studies, urban studies, rural sociology, development studies, social psychology, human rights, civic education, public policy, community development, ethics, law, governance, demography, cultural studies, social justice, and other allied areas.
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International Journal of Sociology Civics Research aims to bring together researchers and professionals to explore cutting-edge solutions for societal challenges and foster informed civic engagement. We welcome contributions from all fields of sociology and civics to foster innovation and knowledge sharing.
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