A colorful parade in the Amsterdam, the Netherlands, street fair Bredewegfestival has drawn the attention of the spectators to the plastic polluting Earth’s oceans. In a surrealistic setting, …
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Societal abundance versus increasing inequality of access; it is one of the themes addressed in issue 7.1 of the International Journal of Social Quality. This issue contains contributions …
The International Journal on Social Quality has published a special issue (volume 6.2) themed Experiencing Dignity while Accessing Public Services in the Global North and South. This issue …
1. The Decent Society, Pamela Abbott, Claire Wallace and Roger Sapsford 2. Mapping Social Quality, Ka Lin and Hua Li The Decent Society, Planning for social quality …
The World Social Science Report 2016 by the International Social Science Council (ISSC) is highly relevant today. The issues discussed in this report are directly related to the problems …
IASQ is calling scholars to support our Declaration that was published on March 8, 2017. The Declaration, titled The Post Brexit Declaration on Social Quality In Europe, deals …
Issue 6.1 of the International Journal of Social Quality has been published by Berghahn Journals. An article on the social consequences of Brexit is available as a free …
Download our top 5 most viewed articles from 2016! Berghahn Journals have kindly made these free downloads available until March 15 2017. The articles have appeared in the International …
IASQ board member Professor Ka Lin, of Zhejiang University, China, has published a new book on social quality. The book is titled Social Quality: Theoretical considerations, Methods and International …
The latest issue of the International Journal of Social Quality is available from Berghahn Journals. A substantial part of the content focuses on the consequences of the Paris …
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