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Social science is a very vast set of disciplines that deal with the study of people and society. Social sciences can cover the study of past events with anthropology, history, or archaeology. The category can cover modern societies with economics, political science, or linguistics, or sociology. Individuals may be studied as well in fields like psychology and behavioral science.

Anywhere there are people, there are countless ways to study them. The inner workings of the human brain, the history of civilizations and their downfalls or successes, the way people are able to communicate with each other, the way societies work together to establish social systems or currencies, the ecology behind different types of people, the way people govern each other and create hierarchy amongst themselves, and the way information is relayed to people on a mass scale are all different ways in which people can be studied. This list only covers a few examples of the many ways people and societies could potentially be studied through the social sciences.

People are complex and fascinating creatures, and our organization into societies and the way those societies function is an important way to how we live life and will continue to live in the future. For these reasons, people find it vital to study under social science fields to find ways to assist the human race by understanding how they work and how they have lived in the past.

Social sciences deal with studying human behavior in society, carefully analyzing reactions and socialization skills. The results of these studies have helped us very much throughout time, we began to know ourselves better and also understand better our reactions and decisions. Not only the human brain but also the human behavior is a very complex part, continuously changing and evolving.

Basically social sciences are linked to everything that has a connection to the modern society, from languages, accents and slang to economical aspects. Although studying modern society is what concerns us most, it is known that people always wanted to find out more about the society according to the century they lived in. It is fascinating to see how things have evolved, beginning with the ancient philosophers who tried to set the first "rules" or social sciences.

At first, beginning with the 18th century, the primary signs or what is called social sciences appeared and they were seen in books and encyclopedias which were illustrating aspects of a society: people, customs, etiquette and so on and so forth. Nowadays it is easier to understand particular aspects of the society and jasminedirectory.com as well as other web directories present a list of links to some web pages where those who are interested in these sciences can find out more info from their very beginning.

Linguists can study the way people communicate to help in communication between people by creating language-learning tools, or they can help solve crimes by analyzing speech patterns. Anthropologists can examine how previous societies were lived and use this information to further understand how we live now and how we can better our lives.

No matter what field of study one may be interested in, a web directory of social sciences resources can provide information on all kinds of people and societies and the study about them.

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  • Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies
    CPCS official website, providing all there is to know about the centre, its programs, research, publications, staff, board and consultancy.
    http://www.centrepeaceconflictstudies.org/

  • Countries Quest
    Provides a list of articles about various countries, their resources, arts, economy, government, history and people.
    http://www.countriesquest.com/

  • European Commission: Public Opinion
    Monitoring the evolution of public opinion in the Member States, thus helping the preparation of texts, decision-making and the evaluation of its work.

  • German Institute of Global and Area Studies
    Provides details about the association, from mission and values to vacancies and internship, as well as other categories and subcategories, under research, publications, knowledge transfer and media.
    https://www.giga-hamburg.de/en/

  • International Association for Caribbean Archaeology
    The site is available in English, French and Spanish. Contains details about IACA's history, latest news, congresses, proceedings, publications and meeting minutes.

  • International Journal of Lexicography
    Journal first published in 1988 by the European Association for Lexicography. The site features tabs on contact, subscriptions, current issue and archive.
    https://ijl.oxfordjournals.org/

  • International Security Management and Crime Prevention Institute
    The site is structured by different tabs, from learning or resources to "for fun" where downloads and games are available.

  • International Society for Neoplatonic Studies
    Organization dedicated and focused on the study of various Neoplatonism aspects, beginning from ancient times until the modern era.
    http://www.isns.us/

  • International Speech Communication Association
    ISCA's official website, featuring different tabs, providing topics such as distinguished lectures, outreach programs, publications, grants, newsroom, workshops and more.
    https://www.isca-speech.org/iscaweb/

  • Research Resources for the Social Sciences
    Offers a directory like structure, linking towards social science websites.

  • Social Science Research Council
    A non-profit social sciences international organization. Offers information on social topics all around the world and works with academic researchers and policymakers.
    https://www.ssrc.org/

  • Socjournal, The
    A media journal intended to offer sociologists a window into the world of new media communications.
    https://www.sociology.org/

  • The American Journal of Bioethics
    Provide the bioethics community with informed research of the current bio-medical issues of today.
    http://www.bioethics.net/

  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
    Offers labor and economy related articles, news and statistics.
    https://www.bls.gov/

  • UC San Diego: Social Science Data Services
    Offers a Social Sciences Data Collection and assistance in finding and using numeric social sciences data that supports the research and instructional needs of faculty and students.

  • World Communication Association
    Association dedicated to promoting and improving a worldwide communication between those who share the same professional and personal interests.

  • World Council of Anthropological Associations
    WCAA's official website, a network of national and international association, focused on promoting a worldwide communication in the field of anthropology.
    https://www.wcaanet.org/