The most recent issue, Volume 7, Number 12 , of The International Journal of the Humanities includes:

• The Politics of International Education by Melville Miranda.
• Permitting Beauty in Architectural Education by Ehud Belferman and Iris Aravot.
• The Importance of Non-Government Organizations in the Corporate Social Movement in China by Maria Lai-Ling Lam, Alice Lai-Heung Lam and Lewis Hon-Chung Lam.
• A Possible Strategy for Developing and Supporting Relevant Research in the Humanities: The Case of Stellenbosch University, South Africa by Maryke Hunter-Husselmann.
• The Study on Layout Styles and Patterns of Passports in Qing Dynasty by Tun-Chih Chang.
• The Role of Technology in Creative Productions by José Moreno Arenas and Pedro Almodóvar: Keep the Change, Doll and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown by Polly J. Hodge.