British Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

2024 - 2026

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Volume 3, issue 2, 2026

Artificial Intelligence and Social Inequality: A Review of Algorithmic Bias, Digital Exclusion, and Governance Responses pp. 01-15

Harry James Trudy

Labour and the State in Zambia: Trade Union–State Relations from Colonial Copperbelt to the Multi-Party Era, and Their Legacy for Unionised Workers in Livingstone pp. 16-23

Africa K. Musonda

Assessing 21st-Century Skills: Measuring Critical Thinking, Collaboration and Digital Literacy beyond Standardised Tests pp. 24-35

Kingsley Edinoh, Nathaniel TimAhanna Ukwuoma and Franklin Amaechi Eze

Volume 3, issue 1, 2026

Societal Condemnation of Single Motherhood in Southwest Nigeria and Its Implications on Home Front Security pp. 01-20

Afolabi Tolulope Apetuje, Ibikunle Gbenga and Adediran Gbolagade

Capacity Building and Policy Support: A Critical Analysis of the UNESCO-Aschberg Programme for Emerging Artists and Cultural Professionals in Ghana pp. 21-49

Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr

Assessing Household Potable Water Accessibility of Residents of Katsina-Ala Town in Benue State, Nigeria pp. 50-61

Terna Korom, Coroline N Igbo-Uchi and Egbeji Thomas Egem

Analyses of Effective Use of Animation Principles in 2D, 3D and Stop Motion Animation pp. 62-82

Emmanuel Rock Nyarko Hanson, Ralitsa Diana Debrah, Adam Rahman, Martin Adi-Dako and Ismaila Moro

Sustainable Textile Dyeing Using Indigenous Plant Resources: A Practice-Based Model for Eco-Friendly Colouration in Nigeria pp. 83-93

Razaq Olatunde Rom Kalilu and Funke-Wale Taiwo Omisakin

A Regional Perspective on Caste-Based Migration: Evidence from West Bengal pp. 94-99

Amit Kundu, Mou Bandopadhyay and Arabinda Bhattacharya

The Social Construction and Monitoring of the Body: Implications for Eating and related Disorders and the Behaviour–Belief–Impairment Framework pp. 100-109

Fiona McNicholas and Elizabeth Barrett

Volume 2, issue 1, 2025

Influence of Cultural Factors on Gender Participation in Physical Activity among Colleges of Education Students in the Ashanti Region of Ghana pp. 01-06

Boakye Acheampong, Daniel Amoah-Oppong, Michael Appiah and Stephen Baidoo

Harnessing Doctoral Thesis Writing Frameworks and Tools to Advance Entrepreneurial Opportunity Development pp. 07-27

Rubhesh Jha

Perceptions on Extra-Marital Affairs among Married Couples in Kilifi South Sub-County, Kenya pp. 28-41

Caroline Achami, Timothy Musa, Halimu Shauri, Nicholas Otieno Ajwang and Hassan Mohammed Mutubwa

Researcher-Performer Perspectives in Ghanaian Indigenous Musical Expressions pp. 42-50

Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr and Emmanuel Obed Acquah

Assessment Reforms in Higher Education: A Critical Review of Innovations and Challenges pp. 51-61

Harsha Anne

Participant-Centred Analysis of Transformative Learning Outcomes in the Creative Arts Business and Intellectual Property Workshops in Ghana pp. 62-78

Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr

Beyond the Hills: Shilpkar (Dalit) Feminist Discourse, Resistance, and the Historical Narratives of Women in Uttarakhand pp. 79-95

Sandeep Kumar

The Ontological Status of Social Constructs and the Myth of Objectivity in Social Inquiry pp. 96-105

Arjan Curi and Ilda Kashami

The Delivery of Health Services at the Barangay Sagonsongan Temporary Shelters as Perceived by the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) pp. 106-125

Hosnie M. Gogo

Volume 1, issue 1, 2024

Inclusive Education: Innovative Practices and Challenges in Diverse Classrooms pp. 01-08

Michael Hari

Democracy in Crisis: Evaluating Contemporary Challenges to Democratic Governance pp. 09-19

Lestari Anna

The Power of Storytelling and Narrative in Literature and Cultural Identity: A Review Article pp. 20-31

Gershon Kofi Ladzekpo, Collins K. Amekor and Sampson Kofi Davi

Socioeconomic Inequalities and Human Development: Evidence from Global Studies pp. 50-61

Vaibhav Haribhau