Monday, June 15, 2026
Sunday, June 14, 2026
SJRQ2-Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Studies (HASSS)-THAILAND-
In 2026 the journal moved from Q4 to Q2.
[PDF] The expectations
of lecturers and employers towards work-integrated learning in the fields of
hospitality and tourism education
Journal Name: Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Studies
Short name:
HASSS, FORMER NAME "SILPAKORN UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES,
HUMANITIES, AND ARTS"
Subject Area and Category: Our mission is to promote awareness of and
compatibility with the dynamics of various study areas and to disseminate
relevant research work to support the need for new knowledge related to art and
culture, human beings and society.
Country: Thailand
Review date: 2021.05.09 Updated: 2021.06.16
SJR Quartile: We are pleased to announce that Humanities, Arts and
Social Sciences Studies (HASSS) has been accepted for inclusion in the
Scopus database. The journal editorial team is deeply grateful to the
TCI-TRF-Scopus Collaboration Project, Thai-Journal Citation Index (TCI) Center,
and the local board for their constructive feedback contributing to the journal
quality improvement. Future articles to be published in our journal will be
indexed in Scopus, as well as TCI and ACI (ASEAN Citation Index).
ISSN:
Publisher:
Email:
APC: NONE. FREE. There is no charge
for articles submitted and published. HASSS is an open access journal. All
articles published in this journal are freely and widely available to all
readers via the journal website.
Editor(s):
Korakoch
Attaviriyanupap - attaviriyanupap_k@su.ac.th
Prasopchai
Pasunon - prasopchai@ms.su.ac.th
Pimalaporn
Wongchinsri - wongchinsri_p@su.ac.th
Beall Listed: NO
Scopus
Discontinued List: NO
Frequency: 3 issues per year.
Template: The template
for manuscript preparation between 10 and 15 pages must be strictly followed.
Style: APA style of citing
and referencing:
Copyright:
Similarity threshold:
Submission process: HASSS Temporarily Stops Accepting New Submission 2021-04-17 Due to the changes of our journal submission system, the
editorial team would like to adjust the work process for the benefit of the
authors. Therefore, we have to temporarily stop accepting new articles during
this period and will be announced again at the right time. If any further
updates, we will inform you.
OLD: Please submit the manuscript with a submission form
online at https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/hasss/submission/wizard or
contact the journal at journals.surdi@gmail.com.
Submission guidelines (New!)
2021-06-01
Please submit your manuscript to the following e-mail address: hasss.su.journal@gmail.com
In case the submitted manuscripts pass the pre-selection process, the authors will have to submit the manuscript to the Editorial Manager. The link will be given individually by our managing editor.
Journal Web Page Comments:
Handbook comments: Our past experience with this journal was always a good one, with papers
accepted and published in a timely manner.
Sample papers:
[PDF] Promoting traditional gastronomy to build cultural tourism and encourage the younger generation to return home: A media co-creation case study in Thailand
P Jongsuksomsakul - Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Studies, 2024
… https://doi.org/10.1177/
a-han khong thai su we-thi lok phan sue ban thoeng [Ministry of Culture driving soft
power to push Thai food to the world stage through]. (2022, March 20). Ban Muang. …
a-han khong thai su we-thi lok phan sue ban thoeng [Ministry of Culture driving soft
power to push Thai food to the world stage through]. (2022, March 20). Ban Muang. …
[PDF] The expectations
of lecturers and employers towards work-integrated learning in the fields of
hospitality and tourism education
S Kanta,
K Kiddee, T Ratanaolarn - Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Studies, 2024
Social media as the learning
platform of power in Thai university students
Sustainable impact of
organic farming: a social constructivist perspective
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
SJRQ1-Online Journal of Communication and Media Technologies (OJCMT)-Cyprus-500 euro-4500 and 9500 words-BEALL LIST
How to publish in this journal
Review Article
Online Journal of Communication and Media Technologies, Volume 16, Issue 3, July 2026, e202638
Cyprus
Educational big data mining: Mediation of academic performance in crime among digital age young adults
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Mediterranean Journal of Social & Behavioral Research (e-ISSN 2547-8567)Submit now
Monday, June 8, 2026
TCI1-Community and Social Development Journal-Thailand-
Development and Validation of a Digital Competency Evaluation Model for Teachers in the Faculty of Education at Higher Education Institutions in Yunnan Province …
Y Yao, W Netthip, C Yongsorn, L Li - Community and Social Development Journal, 2026
This study focuses on Yunnan Province, China, aiming to construct and validate a
scientific, systematic, contextualized model for assessing the digital competency of
teachers in the Faculties of Education within universities. The study followed the …
scientific, systematic, contextualized model for assessing the digital competency of
teachers in the Faculties of Education within universities. The study followed the …
Creative Textile Product Development from Spent Coffee Grounds: Integrating Natural Dyeing and Local Wisdom for Community Development
J Choomchit - Community and Social Development Journal, 2026
This applied research aimed to explore the potential of spent coffee grounds (SCG)
derived from Arabica collected from local coffee shop in Chom Tong District, Chiang
Mai Province, Thailand, as a natural dye source and their application in the …
derived from Arabica collected from local coffee shop in Chom Tong District, Chiang
Mai Province, Thailand, as a natural dye source and their application in the …
Saturday, June 6, 2026
SJRQ2-International Journal of Tourism Cities-IJTC-
To cite this article: Pipatpong Fakfare, Maneenate Worrachananun, Pornpisanu
Promsivapallop, Bee-Lia Chua & Jin-Soo Lee (02 Jun 2026): Unravelling tourists’ and residents’
appraisals to unethical cannabis-related businesses and their impact on resistance behaviours
in tourism cities, International Journal of Tourism Cities, DOI: 10.1080/20565607.2026.2681863To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/20565607.2026.2681863
Friday, June 5, 2026
Health and Aging Papers and Journals
[PDF] Strategic Management Guidance on Handling Emergency Incidents for Kindergartens of Nanning Tiantian Kindergarten, China
Q Chen, N Khamcharoen - Journal of Sociology and Education, 2026
The research objectives were 1. to study the problems and needs of handling
emergency incidents for kindergartens in Nanning Tiantian Kindergarten, and 2. to
emergency incidents for kindergartens in Nanning Tiantian Kindergarten, and 2. to
guide for strategic management for handling emergency incidents for kindergartens …
Individual Socioeconomic Position Among the General Population and Economic Downturns-Related Perceived Stress, Psychological Resilience, and Well-Being in …
…, C Phosuya, K Koyratkoson, P Kanjanarat, K Thavorn… - Frontiers in Public Health
Background: Economic downturns before and during the COVID-19 pandemic have
been accompanied by adverse psychosocial outcomes. In Thailand, evidence on
how individual-level socioeconomic position (SEP) relates to key psychosocial …
been accompanied by adverse psychosocial outcomes. In Thailand, evidence on
how individual-level socioeconomic position (SEP) relates to key psychosocial …
Virtual gifting as affective monetization: a meta-analysis of behavioral antecedents in live game streaming platforms
S Chokpaisan, C Suwanwong, J Thavorn - BMC Psychology, 2026Virtual gifting is an important monetization mechanism in live game streaming, but
prior evidence remains fragmented across psychological, social, and platform-oriented
explanations. This study conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of …
prior evidence remains fragmented across psychological, social, and platform-oriented
explanations. This study conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of …
[PDF] The Relationship between Internal Brand Management, Consumer Engagement; Mediating role of Brand Advocacy
K Wazir, A Adnan - Journal Of Psychology, Health And Social Challenges, 2026… While previous studies have highlighted internal branding as an important
research area (eg Punjaisri & Wilson, 2007), this paper shows how IBM both
supports employees to engage in brand-supportive behaviors and influences how …
K Wazir, A Adnan - Journal Of Psychology, Health And Social Challenges, 2026
… While previous studies have highlighted internal branding as an important
research area (eg Punjaisri & Wilson, 2007), this paper shows how IBM both
supports employees to engage in brand-supportive behaviors and influences how …
research area (eg Punjaisri & Wilson, 2007), this paper shows how IBM both
supports employees to engage in brand-supportive behaviors and influences how …
[PDF] Nutrition Knowledge, Dietary Behavior, and the Risk of Non-Communicable Diseases among Young Adults
F Yolanda, K Jermsittiparsert - Journal of Sanitas Et Salutem, 2026This study examines the relationship between nutrition knowledge, dietary behavior,
and the risk of non-communicable diseases among young adults within
contemporary urban environments. The research aimed to explore how nutritional …
F Yolanda, K Jermsittiparsert - Journal of Sanitas Et Salutem, 2026
This study examines the relationship between nutrition knowledge, dietary behavior,
and the risk of non-communicable diseases among young adults within
contemporary urban environments. The research aimed to explore how nutritional …
and the risk of non-communicable diseases among young adults within
contemporary urban environments. The research aimed to explore how nutritional …
[HTML] Awareness, perception and perpetration of cyberbullying by high school students and undergraduates in Thailand
N Maneeton - PLOS ONE… This could have been because we only recruited students from Chiang Mai
universities [16]. Nevertheless, it would be interesting to study whether different
social conditions, regions, and/or educational levels affect the perception and …
universities [16]. Nevertheless, it would be interesting to study whether different
social conditions, regions, and/or educational levels affect the perception and …
[PDF] ACUTE AND CHRONIC WEIGHT REDUCTION TECHNIQUES IN INDIVIDUAL COMBAT SPORTS
EZ Şahin, ME Acar - Global Multidisciplinary Journal of Medical, Sports and …, 2026
… As a result of the study, the sports age (years) of the athletes in the branches of
muay thai 8.59, kick boxing 9.38, boxing 9.34, wushu 6.48 and taekwondo 8.97.
Among the athletes who participated in the study, 67.4% stated that they had …
muay thai 8.59, kick boxing 9.38, boxing 9.34, wushu 6.48 and taekwondo 8.97.
Among the athletes who participated in the study, 67.4% stated that they had …
Effects of Ram Krabi-Krabong exercise program on balance and muscle strength in older adults of Thailand
K Nakhamin, T Thonglong - Retos, 2026Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of Ram Krabi-Krabong
exercise program on balance and muscle strength in older adults. Methodology:
Eighteen older adults individuals aged 60-79 years from Ban Nong Bu, Sam Phrao …
exercise program on balance and muscle strength in older adults. Methodology:
Eighteen older adults individuals aged 60-79 years from Ban Nong Bu, Sam Phrao …
[HTML] Barriers to exercise among older adults in northern Thailand: Insights from public health and community stakeholders
J Wungrath, S Chautrakarn, S Tonloungkat… - Natural and Life Sciences …, 2026… four upper Northern provinces of Thailand: Chiang Mai, Phayao, Chiang Rai, and
Lamphun. Each … Chiang Mai University; College of Arts, Media and Technology,
Chiang Mai University; Faculty of Education, Chiang Mai University; Health …
Lamphun. Each … Chiang Mai University; College of Arts, Media and Technology,
Chiang Mai University; Faculty of Education, Chiang Mai University; Health …
[PDF] Sustainable Air Purifiers for Thai Smart Cities: Integrating Circular Economy and Public Health in Municipal Innovation
A Taghipour, A Saengnoree, W Sangmanee - Circular Economy and Sustainability, 2026Rapid urbanization and economic growth in Thailand have intensified urban air-quality
challenges, especially PM2. 5 pollution associated with agricultural burning,
industrial emissions, and traffic congestion. Municipal governments are therefore …
challenges, especially PM2. 5 pollution associated with agricultural burning,
industrial emissions, and traffic congestion. Municipal governments are therefore …
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[HTML] Integrated Oral Healthcare Model for Dependent Older Adults: An Experience-Based Co-Design Approach
C Kraitroudpol, N Korwanich, K Korwanich - International Journal of Integrated Care, 2026
Objective: To co-develop a stakeholder-informed oral healthcare model for
dependent older adults that can be integrated into Thailand’s existing Community-Based
Long-Term Care (CBLTC) system using an Experience-Based Co-Design (EBCD) …
dependent older adults that can be integrated into Thailand’s existing Community-Based
Long-Term Care (CBLTC) system using an Experience-Based Co-Design (EBCD) …
User Experience Analysis and Design Strategies for Improving Online Medical Consultation Processes for Older Adults: A Case Study of Ping An Good Doctor
F Ren, JK Chaw, UH Mohamad, C Zhou, X Cheng… - International Journal of …, 2026
This study examines how older adults engage with online medical consultation
workflows and identifies key usability barriers that limit their access to digital
healthcare services. Drawing on Garrett’s Five Elements of User Experience as an …
workflows and identifies key usability barriers that limit their access to digital
healthcare services. Drawing on Garrett’s Five Elements of User Experience as an …
[HTML] When Living Alone is Living Well: Mental Well-being among Urban Solo-Living Working-Age Adults
P Suksamran, C Suwanwong, N Peungposop - Wellbeing, Space and Society, 2026
AbstractObjectiveLiving alone is increasingly common in Thai society, yet it is often
framed primarily in terms of social isolation and psychological risk. This study
explored the lived experiences and meanings of solo living and examined the …
framed primarily in terms of social isolation and psychological risk. This study
explored the lived experiences and meanings of solo living and examined the …
Songsin, N., Kingkaew, W. M., Siladlao, S., Somporn, K., Pianjing, P., Inthiraj, A., ... & Wannapaschaiyong, P. (2026). Negative automatic thoughts, social support and depression among senior high school students in Thailand. Science, Engineering and Health Studies, 26050003-26050003.
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Oupra, R., Kantawong, E., Nonmeatawat, C., Amattayakong, C., & Nawsuwan, K. (2026). Developing and Testing a School–Family Cyberbullying Prevention Program for Secondary School Students in Thailand. International Journal of School Health, 13(2).
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Scopus Yearly Rollover
Here is the detailed breakdown of why you are seeing "2017 to 2025" for journals that are publishing in 2026.
1. The "Yearly Rollover" Happens Mid-Year
Scopus does not update its "Years currently covered" range in real-time or on January 1st. Instead, it operates on a specific annual schedule called the "yearly rollover."
According to Scopus's official documentation, this rollover happens around May or June of each year . During this process, Scopus finalizes the data for the previous year.
Before the Rollover (e.g., now, in early June 2026): The "complete" years are still set to 2017 to 2025. The system considers 2025 "complete" and has not yet moved 2026 into that field.
After the Rollover (e.g., late June 2026 onwards): The range will update to 2018 to 2026 .
The journal you are looking at is likely active, but its 2026 issues are still being processed and indexed. Once the official rollover occurs, its source page will automatically reflect coverage up to 2026.
2. The Meaning of "Coverage Status" vs. "Coverage Years"
It is important to look at the specific wording on the source page to avoid confusion.
"Years currently covered by Scopus: 2017 to 2025" : This is a historical record of what has been completed and archived. It is not a live indicator of whether a journal is currently publishing. Think of it as "Volumes on the library shelf" rather than "Issues currently being printed."
"Coverage Status: Active" : If you see this next to the years, the journal is still being indexed . If a journal were discontinued, the status would explicitly say "Discontinued" or "Inactive" .
3. 2026 Data is in a "Live" Phase
While the static "Years covered" field lags behind, you can actually verify that 2026 articles are being indexed. On the same source page, look for a tab or section called "Scopus Content Coverage."
If you click this, you can view a chart showing the number of articles published per year.
If the journal is active, you will likely see a bar for 2026 showing the current volume of articles already indexed, even though the top summary still says "up to 2025" .
Summary
There is no need to worry. The "2017 to 2025" date is simply the completed archive view. The journal is likely still active, and the range will automatically update to include 2026 once Scopus runs its scheduled mid-year system update in the coming weeks .
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