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  Special issue on transformative economies, a miscellaneous article, and book reviews

  Vol. 34 No. 4 (2025)

  The issue 34(4) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology features a collection of manuscripts on alternative economic initiatives. This compilation includes: a) an introduction to the notion of transformative economies; b) a study of an inclusive recycling model in Argentina, which has become an international benchmark for public-community experiences; c) a research into the conflicts between tradition and technology that are redefining the relationship between farmers and consumers; d) an ethnography of a cooperative network competing with large delivery platforms; and e) an analysis of three community initiatives that are reinventing the way we provide care. Additionally, the issue includes an article on attitudes toward gender equality among public administration employees. The issue is completed by two book reviews.

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  Miscellaneous articles and a book reviww

  Vol. 34 No. 3 (2025)

  The issue 34(3) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology presents six miscellaneous articles. The first demonstrates that remote work enhances workplace autonomy when accompanied by horizontal communication structures. The second examines the representation of female authors in academic Sociology programs. In the third, the authors surveyed 10,534 university students to evaluate the prevalence of sexist attitudes and behaviors. The fourth provides quantitative and qualitative analysis of public opinion regarding arms shipments to Ukraine. The fifth investigates the discursive frameworks employed by political parties concerning the demographic crisis and reproductive revolution. The sixth examines whether young people are increasingly gravitating toward right-wing political orientations. Finally, the issue concludes with a review of Josep Picó's work.

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  Special issue on economic sociology and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 34 No. 2 (2025)

  The issue 34 (2) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes a special issue on economic sociology with four articles: a) the Meaning of money, b) new forms of money that can foster freedom, c) the experience of being in debt, and d) why young people don’t turn to banks for financing. In addition, it features six miscellaneous articles. The first examines whether a self-proclaimed feminist government corresponds in practice to its policies and outcomes in Mexico. The second seeks to understand older adults’ loneliness, its influencing factors, and coping strategies. The third analyzes how social media amplify xenophobic discourse. The fourth study explores the professionalization or proletarianization of university faculty. The fifth investigates the effect of teaching styles on the relationship between socioeconomic status and academic performance. The sixth article demonstrates that conceptions of health vary significantly among indigenous peoples, migrants, and members of the Roma community

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  Miscellaneous articles and controversy about the floods in Valencia

  Vol. 34 No. 1 (2025)

  The issue 34(1) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology features five miscellaneous articles covering: (a) the role of special individuals in reducing stress among women scientists, (b) the influence of political preferences on romantic attraction and rejection, (c) emotions in human-dog relationships, (d) family identity transformations with the arrival of companion animals, and (e) the rise of political parties capitalizing on voter dissatisfaction in regions experiencing institutional marginalization. Moreover, this issue includes three articles on the floods in Valencia, discussing their impact on employment, the significance of vulnerability, and future research directions in Sociology. Finally, the issue presents a book review on the globalization of art.

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  Editorial on the floods in Valencia, in memoriam, and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 33 No. 4 (2024)

  The 33(4) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology (RES) features an editorial addressing the role of sociology in defining and managing catastrophes, particularly in light of the tragic floods in Valencia, Spain. The issue also includes an in memoriam dedicated to Julio Carabaña, sociologist and former Spanish Journal of Sociology editor. Furthermore, this edition presents three research articles: a) an analysis of survey data on the experience of pain, b) a qualitative analysis of teleworking based on interview data, and c) a study examining the strategies employed by victims of racist incidents.

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  Special issue on military sociology, miscellaneous articles, section onn sociology of work and book reviews

  Vol. 33 No. 3 (2024)

  This issue 33(3) includes articles on military sociology such as trust in the Armed Forces around the world, motivations for entering the military profession, analysis of military social networks, the decision of female soldiers to have children, and the discussion on defense spending. Additionally, the issue features articles on migrant return, two manuscripts on transformative economies, and a study on cool Catholicism. Furthermore, it includes two articles on the sociology of work, one on domestic work and the other on agricultural women. The issue is completed with two book reviews.

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  Special issue on migrant children, special issue on transformations and uncertainties, and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 33 No. 2 (2024)

  The 33(2) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology (RES) features two miscellaneous articles, an analysis of the need to renew Sociology programs, and a study on hate speeches. Additionally, the RES presents a special issue on migrant children's well-being, encompassing articles on the significance of peer groups, cross-country comparisons within Europe, and interview-based studies with children and teenagers. Moreover, we include another special issue titled "Crisis, social Transformation, and uncertainty", offering articles on coaching and self-help, conspiracy theories, protests, student inequalities, risk-assessment algorithms, and support programs for the homeless. The issue is rounded off with a book review.

   
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  Interview with an expert on qualitative analysis, special issue on territories, and miscellaneous articles.

  Vol. 33 No. 1 (2024)

  The 33(1) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology (RES) features an interview with sociologist Fernando Conde, an expert in qualitative analysis. Furthermore, it includes the special issue "The Vulnerability of Territories," with articles on community initiatives in urban agriculture, the sustainable future of cities, trends in employment, deprivation and health in urban and rural areas, rural well-being and mobility, and migration and youth. The issue is rounded out with 5 research articles on affective polarization, family participation in school education, emotions of young people in online environments, peer review in philosophy, and the influence of work on identity.

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  Editorial on the use of AI on research, special issue on vulnerabilities and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 32 No. 4 (2023)

  The 32(4) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes the special issue "Roots and Arrangements: Care, Well-being, and Vulnerabilities in Major Ibero-American Cities". Additionally, this issue presents research articles on territorial development, how entrepreneurial women manage their time, the care for relatives after suicide, people's opinions on anti-pollution policies, and an analysis of the discourses of men who patronize prostitution. Also included is an editorial on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on research and peer review. Finally, the issue is rounded out with two book reviews.

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  Special issue on consumption, work and digital technologies, and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 32 No. 3 (2023)

  The issue 32(3) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology contains an 8-article special issue on the emergence of digital platforms and the consequent transformation in consumption habits and employment. Additionally, this issue presents research articles on the mistrust of young people towards vaccination, changes in educational composition, and the adaptation of family farming to supply chains. Finally, the issue is completed with two book reviews.

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  Miscellaneous articles, a special issue on cultural diversity and education, and a controversy about attitudes towards the pandemic

  Vol. 32 No. 2 (2023)

  The 32(2) issue 32(2) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes articles on elites in Spain, education and ideology, attitudes towards people with disabilities, and a debate on perceptions in times of pandemic. Additionally, this issue includes a monographic section with three articles: 1) the first one on the revision of the concept of "equity" in the regulations and actions of the educational administrations of the different autonomous communities of Spain; 2) the second one analyzes the inclusive practices developed by teachers in schools with a high percentage of students from diverse cultures; 3) and the third one presents different models for understanding cultural diversity in geographically close areas but separated by the Strait of Gibraltar, with a different historical relationship with immigration. Finally, the issue is completed with a book review.

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  Miscellaneous articles and interview

  Vol. 32 No. 1 (2023)

  The 32(1) issue includes articles on inequalities, child care, a bibliometric analysis of social movements, prostitution consumers, and a study on collaboration and leadership in scientific teams. In addition, there are two research notes on discourse against the feminist movement and on reactions to measures taken during the pandemic. The issue is completed with two book reviews.

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  Special issue on South European societies after the pandemic and miscellaneous articles

  Vol. 31 No. 4 (2022)

  The 31(4) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology contains a 5-article special issue on how the pandemic impacted social networks, worker mobilization, self-reported health, social innovation, and hidden employment. In addition, this issue includes research articles on unprotected sex, call centers, the influence of sexual orientation on voting, and the concept of rape, among other.s Finally, the issue is completed with a research note on protests in COVID times, and book reviews.

• Special issue: understanding educational inequalities fifty years after The Reproduction

  Vol. 31 No. 3 (2022)

  Special issue dedicated to Bourdieu's work 

• Miscellaneous articles and special issue on demography

  Vol. 31 No. 2 (2022)

  Issue 31(2) of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes miscellaneous articles about the role of dad in housework, the impact of social movements on social media, critical conscious consumption, changes in the labor market, perception of the endless Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the level of confidence in the army during left-wing governments in Latin America. In addition, this issue contains a special issue on demography focused on longitudinal analyses. Finally, the number is complemented with two book reviews.

• Miscellaneous and controversy on prostitution

  Vol. 31 No. 1 (2022)

  The 31(1) issue of the Spanish Journal of Sociology contains articles about topics such as protests, care, migration, consumption, schooling, and labor pain, among others. Moreover, this issue includes a controversy on prostitution, an always controversial and hot topic. The issue is completed with reviews of sociology books.

• Special issue on new patters of migration, special section on sociology of work, and book reviews

  Vol. 30 No. 4 (2021)

  Volume 30, issue 4 of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes a special issue about the new patterns of migration from Spain. The articles analyze Spanish migration in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, as well as the return of Spaniards to their country after a time in other European nations. These studies explore issues such as identity, social networks, employment, and youth, among others. Moreover, this issue contains a special section on sociology of work. The issue is completed with reviews of sociology books.

• Special issue on inequality in Latin America and Europe, controversy on the future of work in the face of digitalization challenges, tribute to Salvador Giner, and other articles and book reviews

  Vol. 30 No. 3 (2021)

  Volume 30, issue 3 of the Spanish Journal of Sociology includes a tribute to Professor Salvador Giner. Subsequently, a special issue of five articles and an editorial based on comparative research on social inequalities in Latin America and Europe that incorporates manuscripts on social protection in Argentina and Spain, distribution and composition of individual and household income in the United Kingdom, Spain, and Argentina, measurement and analysis of homonationalism in several countries, intergenerational class mobility, territorial inequality in Spain and Mexico, and gender and inequality in the context of the pandemic. In addition, this issue contains articles on entrepreneurship, social currencies, and feminism. Also, five articles discuss digitalization, robotization, and the future of employment in the face of the rise of online platforms. The number is completed with book reviews of sociology.

• Monográfico de Cuidados, sección especial dedicada a Erik Olin Wright, debate sobre Ingreso Mínimo Vital, más artículos de miscelánea y reseñas

  Vol. 30 No. 2 (2021)

  Volume 30, issue 2 of the Spanish Journal of Sociology contains a special issue on the social organization of care. In addition, five miscellaneous articles on the job position of riders, perception of health services and fake news, social psychology of emotions, the role of the founding female sociologists, and cultural festivals and territorial development. Likewise, this issue also includes a section commemorating the sociologist Erik Olin Wright, and a set of articles on the minimum income in Europe, a hot topic nowadays. Finally, the issue is completed with three book reviews.

• Monográfico: El desafío de la trascendencia en tiempos de creatividad

  Vol. 30 No. 1 (2021)

• Vol. 29 No. 3 - Sup2 (2020)

• Vol. 29 No. 3 - Sup1 (2020)
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  Élites en América Latina

  Vol. 29 No. 3 (2020)

• Miscelánea

  Vol. 29 No. 2 (2020)

• Southern European Societies

  Vol. 29 No. 1 (2020)

• Monográfico. Hacia una sociología de la innovación

  Vol. 28 No. 3 - Sup1 (2019)

• Volumen 28, Número 3 - Suplemento 2, Diciembre 2019

  Vol. 28 No. 3 - Sup2 (2019)

• Monográfico. Cambio social y deporte: transformaciones recientes y retos inmediatos

  Vol. 28 No. 3 (2019)

• Volumen 28, Número 2, Mayo 2019

  Vol. 28 No. 2 (2019)

• Volumen 28, Número 1, Enero 2019

  Vol. 28 No. 1 (2019)

• Special Issue. “Gender equality and parental leave”

  Vol. 27 No. 3-Sup (2018)

  Guest Editors: Gerardo Meil; Anna Escobedo

• Volumen 27, Número 3, Septiembre 2018

  Vol. 27 No. 3 (2018)

• Monográfico. La comida fuera del hogar: nuevas estrategias y hábitos alimentarios extra-domésticos.

  Vol. 27 No. 2 (2018)

  Coordinado por Isabel García Espejo y Paloma Herrera-Racionero

• Volumen 27, Número 1, Enero 2018

  Vol. 27 No. 1 (2018)

• Monográfico. Impacto de la crisis en el modelo de bienestar social. Vulnerabilidad social y marcos alternativos

  Vol. 26 No. 3-SUP (2017)

  Guest Editor: María Silvestre Cabrera

• Monográfico. Migraciones y movilidad social: Escalando la jerarquía social en el espacio transnacional

  Vol. 26 No. 3 (2017)

  Guest Editors: Laura Oso, Amelia Sáis-López y Almudena Cortés

• Volumen 26, Número 2, Mayo 2017

  Vol. 26 No. 2 (2017)

• Volumen 26, Número 1, Enero 2017

  Vol. 26 No. 1 (2017)

• Special Issue. ‘Spanish Sociology between the Profession and the Academy: Diagnosis and Perspectives’

  Vol. 25 No. 3-Sup (2016)

  Guest Editors: Manuel Fernández Esquinas, José Beltrán Llavador, Lorenzo Navarrete Moreno

• Special Issue: Vocational Education and Innovation

  Vol. 25 No. 3 (2016)

  
  

• Volumen 25, Número 2, Mayo 2016

  Vol. 25 No. 2 (2016)

• The New Social World-Objects as Vectors of Globalization

  Vol. 25 No. 1 (2016)

  Guest Editor: Pablo Navarro

• Sumario Número 24

  No. 24 (2015)

• Sumario Número 23

  No. 23 (2015)

• Sumario Número 22

  No. 22 (2014)

• Sumario Número 21

  No. 21 (2014)

• Sumario Número 20

  No. 20 (2013)

• Sumario Número 19

  No. 19 (2013)

• Sumario número 18

  No. 18 (2012)

• Sumario número 17

  No. 17 (2012)