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Journal of Media and Social Studies for Specialized Researches (JMSSSR)

About the Journal :

The Journal of Media and Social Studies for Specialized Researches is issued quarterly by the Malaysian Institute of Science and Development (MISD), it is considered valuable achievement for SIATS institute to establish this journal in order to serve the issues of nations and human society’s. The journal contributes significantly in research and development through publishing distinguished researchers according to the scientific publishing standards. The journal is an outcome of collaborations between a distinguished community of leading academics and researchers from Arabic, Islamic and Western world.
Journal Goals :
To encourage the scientific research in the Arabic and Islamic universities, as well to provide the opportunity for researchers to publish their scientific researchers.
To contribute in producing continuous and specialized researchers in the areas of media, communication, and social sciences.
Encouraging the creative researches and competition between researchers which will contribute to improve the researcher’s skills and researcher’s




e-ISSN: 0127-7448

Quarterly magazine issued every three months
  • Managing editor : 1
    Name Country
    Ramzy m.f. alyazji
    jmsssr@misd.tech
    publisher@misd.tech
    Palestine
  • Editorial board members :4
    Name Country
    asstaint prof Dr.ali.abdulalhadi alkarki Iraq
    Israa Rashed Mahdi Iraq
    Olfat Shaban Hassan Abo Shahin Egypt
    Yasmin Hussein Gomaa Egypt


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