The double issue of the International Journal of Social Quality, Vol. 11, 1&2 is available now! This thematic issue is dedicated to the societal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The issue …
Journal on Societal Impact of COVID-19 Published–First Issue with Open Access Read More »
Thanks to the generous support from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), IJSQ will be published as an Open Access journal starting with Volume 11. There are …
Milestone: Journal to Be Published as Open Access Read More »
The region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) plays a central role in the new issue of the International Journal of Social Quality (Volume 10.2), now published by …
A Thematic Issue of the Journal on Central and Eastern Europe Read More »
The University of Pennsylvania has named our partner institute Eurispes (Rome) as one of the most important independent research institutes in the world. Eurispes is included in the …
Eurispes Named as One of the Best Independent Think Tanks Read More »
IASQ Working Paper 18, written by Peter Herrmann, argues that the so-called transformation of the countries of Eastern Europe could actually not happen due to the fact that …
Issue 10.1 of the International Journal of Social Quality has been published by Berghahn Journals of New York. As a first step in the direction of open access …
IJSQ 10.1 Released – Free Access for Two Important Articles Read More »
Eurispes in Italy and CASS in China are among the many institutes IASQ collaborates with. Prof. dr Gian Maria Fara (Eurispes) and dr Sun Yanhong (CASS) have shared …
Italian-Chinese Dialogue on Covid-19 and Globalization Read More »
The year 2020 marks twenty years of the social quality approach. This is why we have provided an overview of the work that has been done since the …
Palgrave MacMillan has re-published Social Quality: From Theory to Indicators (2012) as an e-book via SpringerLink. The availability of this milestone publication on social quality has been limited …
“We have not learned our lessons from earlier generations.” This conclusion of the article from IJSQ on the treatment of Mary Mellon (“Typhoid Mary”) in the early 20th …
Covid-19 Reveals Stigmatization and Discrimination Read More »
