Vol. 13 No. 09 (2026): Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal

Articles

• Structural Racism, Discrimination and Epigenetics: How Social Inequality May Become Biologically Embedded

  Carl Hermann Dino Steinmetz

  01-22.

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• Finance, Innovation, and the Transition to an AI-Driven Society

  Giovanni Antonio Cossiga

  23-31

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• Islamic Work Ethics and the Performance of Industrial SMEs in Yemen: Evidence from a Conflict-Affected Economy

  Yasser Al-dahab, Issa Khan, Azian Madun

  32-45

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• The Productive and Economic Efficiency of Major Cereal Crops in Menoufia Governorate, Egypt

  Gaber A. B. Shehata, Sahar E. E. El-Wakeil, Faten S. A. Ahmed, Samia E. A. Hatem, Ali S. A. Salem

  46-62

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• Why Nations and Individuals Start Wars: Western and Non-Western Perspectives; Guided by Peace, Committed to Justice, and Determined to Create Lasting Positive Change

  Carl H.D. Steinmetz

  63-90

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• The Production Process of Gold Mining, Corruption, Weak Regulatory Institutions, and Development in Cameroon

  J. Ndumbe Anyu, Samuel Belsham Moki

  91-105

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• Value for Money in Humanitarian WASH: Lessons from a Hybrid solar–diesel Water Intervention

  Boniface Kalanda

  106-111

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• An Analysis of High School Students’ Attributions, Emotional Reactions and Success Expectancy Regarding their Academic Success and Failure

  Muhammad Asrori, Chairil Effendy

  112-127

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• How Chinese Import Competition Affected American Workers, Communities, and Supply Chains

  Benjamin Cha

  128-135

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• Artificial Intelligence and Human Destiny: Beyond War and Solvency

  Giovanni Antonio Cossiga

  136-147

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• Behavioural Intention and Adoption of Digital Learning: The Case of a mHealth Community Health Training Programme in Kenya

  Gatotoh Mwangi Augustine

  148-158

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• An Exploration of the Experiences of Adult Third Culture Kids in Relation to their Sense of Belonging and Social Identity

  Bahar Rezaei, Kerem Kemal Soylemez, Marina Rachitskiy

  159-178

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• Why do People in the Netherlands Reject or Minimise the Idea that Racism is Structural, Despite Substantial Evidence that Structural Discrimination Exists?

  Carl H. D. Steinmetz

  179-200

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