The Journal of Social Issues (JSI) is SPSSI's flagship journal. It has been published quarterly since 1945, with each issue devoted to a single theme. Over its long history, JSI has covered a wide range of pressing social issues concerning education, health, intergroup relations, politics, poverty, religion, technology, and the workplace. Articles included in each JSI issue collectively address relevant theoretical, empirical, and policy considerations. JSI issues showcase international research from scholars (including early career scholars) from a variety of relevant fields. Each issue is developed by one or more issue editors who work closely with JSI Editor Carey Ryan and the Editorial Board.
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Stigma and Social Relationships. Abstracts due May 31, 2021.
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Short videos. Scroll down for several short videos touching on topics from past issues of JSI.
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Jessica Cundiff discusses every day sexism at work and
how small subtle biases accumulate over time to create
large gender disparities in “Confronting and Reducing
Sexism: Creating Interventions that Work” for the
Journal of Social Issues: December 2014 (70,4)