Cross-Scientific Conclusion: Future Frontiers for Composite Researches

The final chapter of this book offers composite (theoretical-empirical) findings. The conclusion maps out cross-scientific frontiers and draws interdisciplinary insights for future research. These overall purposes are achieved under three sub-headings. Foremost, the first section brings to fore the analytical purchase of exploring classical-quantal conjunctions beyond the boundaries of natural and social sciences. Then, the second section seeks to demonstrate the added value of examining physical-psychical conjugations across established scientific disciplines and conventional humanities branches. Last but not least, the third section showcases future implications of analyzing transversal correspondences in complex (socio-physical/psycho-social) configurations of world affairs. Speaking of international studies, research efforts might well develop along several variants of quantum-social theorizing: (1) Cognitive quantizing would be much more amenable to technological developments in quantum industries. (2) The further advances in affective quantizing may potentially sustain transversal ground of theoretical fertilization in emotion research, affect studies, social psychology, and quantum neurosciences. (3) Normative quantizing would continue to incorporate quantum-logical insights into the available frameworks of moral philosophy, critical theory, and ethical conduct. (4) Discursive quantizing would provide panoramic pictures encompassing classical/non-classical, natural/non-natural, and social/non-social cosmologies concurrently. Future scholars might traverse across various modes of quantum-social theorizing beyond international studies.