This journal, dedicated to critical social research, started in 1977 with a small group of dedicated volunteers. Their focus today is on promoting the publication of non-traditional, provocative, and radical analyses that may not find a forum in conventional academic venues. On this site, visitors can view all of their back issues, including special thematic issues such as "Uniting Struggles:...

Billed as "the world's first and longest running electronic journal of sociology", the Electronic Journal of Sociology has been in existence in 1994. The Journal's home is at Athabasca University, and persons with an interest in submitting materials for potential inclusion in a future edition of the Journal will want to take a look at their guidelines straight away. Members of the general public...

Social Research Update is a quarterly publication of the Department of Sociology at the University of Surrey, UK. Its purpose is to help social researchers keep up to date with developments in their field. Each issue covers developments in one specific topic. Past Updates have covered such issues as focus groups, correspondence analysis, visual research methods, archiving qualitative research...

This UK based quarterly refereed journal concentrates on "theoretical, empirical and methodological discussions." Articles are organized chronologically by issue, and recently SSR has also begun to arrange them thematically, in an attempt to foster online scholarly debate. In addition, SSR provides a Pinboard section, which contains conferences and calls for papers, a bulletin board, and a reports...

First published in 1908,The Sociological Review is one of the world's oldest journals of sociology. Although it is a peer-reviewed journal, The Sociological Review aims to produce creative and critical sociology that is politically relevant and engaged with current issues, in addition to advancing the discipline of sociology. As such, it will be of interest to social scientists and other readers...