International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social and Community Studies

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This journal publishes research on social and community studies, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches. Recent articles examine topics such as climate change policy integration in Indonesia, housing challenges for international students in Italy, and the impact of economic factors on marriage intentions in Indonesia. Other studies explore news dissemination during the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand, community-based learning in Indonesian higher education, and the social meanings of consumer behavior on Indonesian social media. The journal also features research on labor market disruptions in Vietnam, psychological factors influencing consumer behavior in Nigeria, and the working conditions of migrant agricultural workers in California. Additionally, it includes studies on international collaborations in juvenile justice, the effectiveness of symbolic modeling for refugees in Jordan, the dynamics of charities in Australia, and the well-being of gig workers in Indonesia.

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