Sociology

Sociology

Sociology ist die soziologische Fachzeitschrift der British Sociological Association.

Als Vierteljahreszeitschrift 1967 gegründet, erscheint sie seit 2006 zweimonatlich mit sechs Ausgaben im Jahr. Neben Originalbeiträgen aus allen Gebieten der Soziologie veröffentlicht sie Research Notes und einen Rezensionsteil mit Besprechungessays und Einzelbesprechungen.

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