Himachal Pradesh University Journal

Humanities and Social Sciences

HPUJ June 2026

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The Himachal Pradesh University Journal publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed research across multiple disciplines within humanities and social sciences. The journal serves as a premier platform for scholars, researchers, and academicians to disseminate original research findings, theoretical contributions, and innovative methodological approaches that advance knowledge in their respective fields.

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Post-apartheid mobility and migration on South Africa's urban peripheries
Reconstructing identity and institutional integration: a study of displaced persons of Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir of 1947
Women under the Taliban: fiction vs. reality – a comparative study of Khaled Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns and the historical experiences of Afghan women
From strategic autonomy to minilateralism: reassessing India's Indo-Pacific strategy in a changing geopolitical order
Constitutional promise to democratic reality: historical and constitutional analysis of the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam
Political awareness and democratic governance in India: challenges and prospects
Gender inclusion and the efficiency of international peace operations: a political economy analysis
Perceptions of teachers towards educational broadcasting: a case study of Victers Educational Channel Kerala
Transgender's role in society: from in(visibility) of cultural and social transformation
Community-based resource management in the Western Himalaya: historical practices, governance structures and economic sustainability
Exploring the influence of artificial intelligence-enhanced online learning platforms on the development of teacher self-efficacy and academic achievement in contemporary digital learning contexts
Development policies and the political socialisation of tribal communities: evidence from Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh
Motif of revenge in select novels by Indian women writers

Book Review

Leonie Ansems de Vries (2026). Politics of exhaustion: border violence and struggles over movement. Bristol University Press.
T.V. Paul (Ed.). (2019). The China-India rivalry in the globalisation era. Orient BlackSwan.

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