Veritas: Journal of Sociology and Social Reality

Veritas: Journal of Sociology and Social Reality is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to rigorous research on social life, institutions, and lived realities within diverse cultural and structural contexts. Veritas promotes critical sociological analysis of how social forces shape human behavior, identities, social relations, and collective practices at local, national, and global levels. With particular attention to emerging societies and rapidly transforming social environments, the journal supports theoretically informed and empirically grounded work that deepens understanding of social dynamics, inequalities, and change.

Veritas welcomes original research articles and scholarly reviews that engage with classical and contemporary sociological perspectives, social theory, social transformation, institutional analysis, power relations, and everyday social experience. Its scope includes modernization, globalization, postcolonial thought, digital society, changing values and norms, family, education, religion, economy, the state, gender, class, ethnicity, migration, community life, urban and rural realities, work, identity construction, and cultural practices. The journal encourages conceptual studies, empirical research, qualitative and quantitative research, ethnographic work, comparative studies, policy analysis, and interdisciplinary approaches that remain grounded in sociological questions.