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NEW HORIZONS , Vol.17 (1)

January 2023

Editorial Note

Greetings for the new year as we are proudly presenting you the latest edition of New Horizons Volume 17, Issue 1. This issue includes research articles from Literature and Linguistics, Education, International Relations, Political Science, Socio-Economics and Sociology fields, where authors emphasized the effects of the pandemic and technological impacts.

I take this opportunity to acknowledge the contribution of Mr. Naveed Mughal and Mr. Rub Nawaz for their support to publish this issue and also the support rendered by the editorial assistants. Lastly, I would like to express my gratitude the authors, reviewers, the publisher, the advisory and the editorial boards of the journal and the office bearers for their support in bringing out yet another volume and look forward to their unrelenting support for the successful release of upcoming editions.

With this note, I once again thank the New Horizons editorial board, reviewers, and authors for their unparalleled support and cooperation.

Dr. S. M. Irfan

Editor

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Published: 2023-01-02

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New Horizons (NH), Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities is an International peer-reviewed, open-access journal published bi-annually by Greenwich University Pakistan – Mauritius. The Journal focuses on Multidisciplinary topics including Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Languages, Public Administration, Political Science, International Relations, Mass Communication, Media Studies and other Inter-related subjects. New Horizons provides an academic platform for academic professionals and researchers to contribute original, unpublished and novel researches in the fields stated above. New Horizons carries original, full-length research papers that reflect latest researches and developments in both theoretical and practical aspects of National and International Social Sciences & Humanities studies.