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.
JSI does not publish unsolicited manuscripts or book reviews. Each issue is developed by one or more issue editors who work closely with the journal editor, Carey Ryan, and the JSI Editorial Board.
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Recent Issues
Short videos introducing several of the most recent editions of the Journal of Social Issues are available here:
Dominic Abrams and Melanie Killen discuss social and developmental psychology in the “Social Exclusion of Children: Developmental Origins of Prejudice” for the Journal of Social Issues March 2014 (70,1) | Alex Haslam discusses new research reevaluating the meaning of Milgram’s famous obedience experiments in “Following orders? A closer look at the effects of Milgram's prods” for the Journal of Social Issues September 2014 (70,3) | |
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)
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