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Started by Lukas T. Marciniak
Wed, 27 Apr 2005 23:53
New sociological journal
Author: Lukas T. Marciniak
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 23:53
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 23:53
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I am pleased to inform about a new international scientific journal dedicated to qualitative sociology. Please, send forward this message to those persons (and also other institutions, universities or organizations) which would be interested in it. We hope that you will decide to become a reader and author of articles for the Qualitative Sociology Review. We look forward to your papers and invite you to visit journal's website as often as possible. http://www.qualitativesociologyreview.org Call for papers: Special (thematic) call for articles examining the state of biographical sociology generally, to demonstrate the variety, strengths and developments within current 'biographical sociology' in different areas and countries. The Special Issue will also consider contributions from related disciplines which point out ways in which biographical sociology can benefit from work outside sociology, and in turn, identify areas of possible collaboration. Possible topics for the proposed Special Issue: - in reflecting on your work using biographical materials - or other work in your area - are there particular methodological developments, new insights or major challenges which you believe important for the field of biographical sociology in general and could be addressed more fully by the journal issue? - what benefits to your substantive area of research (e.g. health, welfare and related areas) has resulted from your use of biographical materials? What kinds of dis/continuities in terms of issues, developments, types of research can be traced in your area/country? - what has the use of biographical materials given to 'theory and concept building' in your area? - are there areas, issues, questions in - or ones relevant to - biographical sociology which have perhaps been neglected and require development (e.g. visual sociology)? Open (non-thematic) call for various papers devoted to the qualitative sociology. All sociologists for whom interpretative paradigm and qualitative research methodology are basic perspectives of a social world investigation, are welcomed to submit their articles and support our initiative. There will be published empirical, theoretical and methodological articles applicable to all fields and specializations within sociology.
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