Exploration of Knowledge and Information in Humanities and Social Sciences (Volume II) examines a wide range of essential topics from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. It encompasses the points of intersection where ancient knowledge and modern societal problems converge. It compiles scholarly works on a wide range of subjects, demonstrating the dynamic nature of both quantitative and qualitative research. This book genuinely invites well-known authors to reflect deeply on significant issues, including gender roles, disability narratives, legal frameworks, climate change, and digital democracy. This will help start meaningful conversations about identity, culture, governance, and sustainability. This collection pushes the boundaries of academic research, connecting theoretical paradigms with contemporary practice to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world. The editor praises the academic knowledge of the contributors and the hard work of the editing team in putting together this book. I hope it will spark further academic discussion and encourage people to think critically about the complex issues of human experience and social change. This book expands the field by containing a key resource in the area and improving the breadth and depth of the Humanities and Social Sciences.