The journal offers a platform for the publication of original research and review articles that explore the human condition, social interactions, and the connections that shape societies and cultures. Humanexus is committed to fostering interdisciplinary dialogue by integrating insights from the humanities, social sciences, and cultural studies to address complex social phenomena.

Our scope includes a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Humanistic studies in literature, philosophy, and ethics
• Social and cultural identity and dynamics
• Interpersonal relationships and social networks
• Globalization, migration, and social integration
• The impact of technology on human and social connections
• Community building and civic engagement
• Cultural preservation, history, and collective memory
• Landscape planning and design with a focus on cultural significance, environmental sustainability, and human interaction
• Urban planning and design addressing sustainable urban development, societal well-being, and community inclusivity
• Architecture research and design emphasizing human-centric approaches and the integration of cultural heritage into contemporary structures
• Urban heritage and conservation to safeguard community identity, historical significance, and collective memory in the face of modernization
• Communication studies focusing on the role of dialogue, media, and interaction in shaping and transforming social and cultural connections
• International Relations and Diplomacy
• Gender Studies and Social Inclusion
• Indigenous studies and traditional knowledge systems
• Conflict resolution and peacebuilding in social contexts
• The sociology of health and healthcare systems
• The anthropology of material culture and everyday life
• Language and society: sociolinguistics and discourse analysis
• Political sociology and the dynamics of power and governance
• Environmental sociology and the relationship between society and nature

By encompassing these areas, Humanexus serves as a hub for researchers and practitioners aiming to understand and address the diverse and interconnected challenges faced by societies worldwide, viewed through the lens of social and humanities disciplines.