Vol. 33 No. 2 (2024): Special issue on migrant children, special issue on transformations and uncertainties, and miscellaneous articles

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.