About the journal

Global Confluence Review (GCR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to bringing diverse research streams into dialogue. We publish scholarship that advances theory, evidence, and practice—whether empirical, conceptual, or policy-oriented—across the social sciences and related interdisciplinary fields. Our double-blind peer-review process ensures rigorous, impartial evaluation, while our open-access model guarantees that knowledge reaches readers without barriers.

The journal serves as a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to present high-quality research that bridges traditional academic boundaries and encourages interdisciplinary dialogue. With a strong emphasis on academic rigour and integrity, it welcomes empirical studies, theoretical papers, review articles, and critical discussions.

By integrating perspectives from both qualitative and quantitative domains, Global Confluence Review aims to create a true confluence of ideas that address complex global challenges and contribute meaningfully to academic, technological, and policy advancements.

The journal's name reflects our core commitment: a confluence of disciplines, perspectives, and regions. We welcome original research articles, review articles, and well-argued short communications that engage with contemporary debates and are accessible to a broad scholarly readership.

The journal's multidisciplinary scope spans both social sciences, humanities, and STEM fields, including but not limited to:

• Anthropology & Sociology
• Psychology & Education
• Economics & Management
• Law, History & Cultural Studies
• Communication & Peace Studies
• Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM)