13/07/2026
📢 Call for Papers — Special Issue: "Education in Transition: Global Perspectives and Local Responses"
The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences (CJSS)
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სპეციალური გამოცემა: „განათლება ტრანსფორმაციის პროცესში: გლობალური პერსპექტივები და ლოკალური პასუხები"
კავკასიის სოციალურ მეცნიერებათა ჟურნალი (CJSS)
📢 Call for Papers — Special Issue: "Education in Transition: Global Perspectives and Local Responses"
The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences (CJSS)
Education systems everywhere are being reshaped — by AI, migration, demographic shifts, climate pressures, and changing labour markets. But how those global forces actually land depends entirely on national, regional, and institutional realities.
This special issue invites researchers worldwide to examine that gap: how global educational trends are interpreted, adapted, and implemented in specific contexts.
We welcome submissions on:
▪️ Educational policy, governance & reform
▪️ Leadership and organizational change
▪️ AI, digital transformation & academic integrity
▪️ Curriculum, assessment & teaching innovation
▪️ Teacher education and professional development
▪️ Higher education: quality assurance, internationalization, student success
▪️ Equity, inclusion & diversity
▪️ Education in conflict, crisis & SDG 4
▪️ Research methodologies and evidence-based policymaking
Accepted formats: Original research · Review articles · Comparative studies · Conceptual papers · Case studies · Policy analyses · Systematic reviews
🗓 Submissions open: 1 September – 31 October 2026
⏱ Review: 4–6 weeks
📅 Publication: February 2027
✅ Fully open access. Zero fees. No submission fee, no APC, no publication charge.
📚 Indexed in ERIH PLUS, EBSCO/EBSCOhost, MLA International Bibliography, Scilit, Index Copernicus, MIAR, ResearchBib, DRJI, and more.
Submit via the CJSS portal: https://cjss.ug.edu.ge
Please share with colleagues working on education policy, leadership, and reform — we’re especially keen to hear from scholars in under-represented research systems.