Special Issue: Sociology and Contemporary Critical Theory
Ayman Salem, Joseph Backhouse-Barber, Irina Chkhaidze, Samuel P. Coe, Tom F. Driver, Gary Hazeldine, DAVID H. J. MORGAN, Colin Archibald Russell, Chris Till
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Ayman Salem, Joseph Backhouse-Barber, Irina Chkhaidze, Samuel P. Coe, Tom F. Driver, Gary Hazeldine, DAVID H. J. MORGAN, Colin Archibald Russell, Chris Till
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Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas (Sociology: Thought and Action) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal published in Lithuania and dedicated to the critical study of contemporary social and cultural change – including the shifting status of sociology itself – from a variety of perspectives. It covers subjects such as social theory, social research and research methodology, political sociology, gender issues, nationalism, sociology of art, social stratification and social identities. In addition, the journal is open to contributions that engage with wider debates within and across social psychology, philosophy, history, political science and anthropology, and provides a forum for reviews of recently published or translated sociological texts.
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Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas (Sociology: Thought and Action) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal published in Lithuania and dedicated to the critical study of contemporary social and cultural change – including the shifting status of sociology itself – from a variety of perspectives. It covers subjects such as social theory, social research and research methodology, political sociology, gender issues, nationalism, sociology of art, social stratification and social identities. In addition, the journal is open to contributions that engage with wider debates within and across social psychology, philosophy, history, political science and anthropology, and provides a forum for reviews of recently published or translated sociological texts.
Key concepts: Sociology, Social science, Epistemology, Historical sociology, Critical theory, Social geometry, History of sociology, Social theory