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Covers for journals: Journal of Poverty and Social Justice. Families, Relationships and Societies. Voluntary Sector Review. Evidence & Policy. Policy & Politics.
Journal of Gender-Based Violence. 10th Anniversary collection. Policy Press logo
Social work in a time of genocide.A special issue of Critical and Radical Social Work. Guest edited by Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, Stéphanie Wahab and Abeer Musleh
Themed Section: Research Articles Feminist policy on female ageing in the Basque Country: a qualitative perspective Authors: Mari-Luz Esteban, Irantzu Fernández-Rodríguez, and Ixone Fernández-de-Labastida-Medina DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/23978821Y2024D000000080 Pages: 591–607 Participation of older adults in the digital co-creation of long-term care services with the SoCaTel platform Authors: Blanca Deusdad , Marija Djurdjevic , and Karen A.E. Hall DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/23978821Y2024D000000036 Pages: 608–628 Open access Towards long-term care system innovation in Europe: lessons learnt during the COVID-19 emergency from six European Union countries Authors: Georgia Casanova, Nehle Penning, Jolanta Perek-Białas, and Andrea Teti DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/23978821Y2024D000000086 Pages: 629–645 Open access How do digital tools support family caregivers in peer learning and innovation? A media analysis Authors: Astrid Herold-Majumdar and Isabel Zorn DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/23978821Y2024D000000085 Pages: 646–670
Expanding global conversations: prisons and punishment in Latin America A special issue of Justice, Power and Resistance. Guest edited by Fernando Avila and Andrew M. Jefferson. Decorative image: A chain link fence with barbed wire. In the background, there is a prison courtyard with a watch tower.
Cover of the Journal of Poverty and Social Justice. The cover depicts a shadow cast over a sand dune, creating the effect of a line in the sand. The image is overlaid with the journal's title.
A chart showing Life satisfaction across individuals of different ages at baseline. Life satisfaction scores range between 1 to 5. The curve is J shaped with life satifaction scores starting low and reaching the lowest point at age 21 (satisfaction score of 3.5). This slowly increase until age 25 when increase becomes steeper.
Safe Spaces workshop x Policy and Practice. A collaboration between ERNOP.EU and Voluntary Sector Review.
Research Articles Open access A qualitative exploration of adoptive family practices in contemporary India: the voices of adoptees of closed adoptions Author: Sushri Sangita Puhan. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000014 Pages: 305–320 ‘I try to do something a bit different’: exploring fathers’ integration of care ethics in everyday family lives Author: Jason Preston DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000016 Pages: 321–336 Full Access Intergenerational transmission of social memory: a narrative review Author: Cristian Rojas-Granada DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000027 Pages: 337–351 Full Access Doing (in)equality in Swedish families: women’s narratives of outsourcing domestic work Authors: Ann-Louise Silfver and Ulrika Widding DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000029 Pages: 352–367 Full Access Shrinking futures: ecologically childfree as emotion management Author: Isabella Clark DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000031 Pages: 368–385 Full Access Cultivating parental virtuosi: therapeutic grammar and neuro-claims in Danish parenting courses Authors: Stine Thidemann Faber and Anne Hovgaard Jørgensen DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000033 Pages: 386–401 Open access Digital group archives in residential childcare: an investigation into memory responsibility Authors: Siân E. Lucas, Andrew Burns, Ruth Emond, and Laura Reid DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000034 Pages: 402–418 Full Access The diversity of grandparents in rural China: a new classification based on the shift in grandparents’ ideology and family structure Author: Ye Wang DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/20467435Y2024D000000035 Pages: 419–437
Journal of Global Ageing Call for Special Issue papers: Creativity, Connection and Change. An opportunity to build your skills, confidence and community, while producing a high-quality publication.
Coming in 2026: Feminism and Organization. An international journal committed to advancing critical feminist scholarship, activism, and praxis to promote social justice and equality. bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/femos. Publihsed by Bristol University Press
Coming in 2026: Feminism and Organization. An international journal committed to advancing critical feminist scholarship, activism, and praxis to promote social justice and equality. bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/femos. Published by Bristol University Press
Coming in 2026: Feminism and Organization. An international journal committed to advancing critical feminist scholarship, activism, and praxis to promote social justice and equality. bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/femos. Publihsed by Bristol University Press
Journal of Global Ageing Call for Special Issue papers: Creativity, Connection and Change. An opportunity for early career researchers to build skills, confidence and community, while producing a high-quality publication.
Emotions and Society
Call for Special Issue papers: Masculinities and Emotions: Changing Times and Contexts Emotions and Society cover
Global Social Challenges Journal: 1st Impact Factor: 3.6. Rankings: 7/68 in Social Issues (top quartile) 70/191 in Environmental Studies Consumption and Society: 1st Impact Factor: 3.0 Rankings: 22/219 in Social Issues (top quartile) 71/191 in Environmental Studies
Consumption and Society cover. Published by Bristol University Press
Research Articles Epistemic injustice in a parenting support programme for refugees in Norway [Full Access] Authors: Tale Steen-Johnsen and Lisbeth Ljosdal Skreland DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16687031331255 Pages: 448–463 Parental and work-related identities among primary caregiving and primary breadwinning mothers and fathers [Full Access] Authors: Mariana Pinho and Ruth Gaunt DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674322X16597663169119 Pages: 464–484 Readiness parenting: practices of care by parents of children with chronic kidney disease in Portugal [Full Access] Authors: Andréa Bruno de Sousa, Ana Rita Goes, and Anette Wickström DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16463025919528 Pages: 485–501 Growing together: displaced women’s resilience and growth in reciprocal relationship [Open access] Authors: Lucy Holmyard, Avril Bellinger, Janet Smithson, and Anke Karl DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16587314856737 Pages: 502–518 Family stories: investigating trauma-informed narratives, change behaviours and environments in complex family experiences [Full Access] Authors: Emma Maynard, Wendy Sims-Schouten, Nikki Fairchild, and Amy Warhurst DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16697219676128 Pages: 519–536 The changing role of migrant grandparents and the emergence of dual-core familism in urban China [Full Access] Authors: Hongyu Xu and Yixiong Huang DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16675621882568 Pages: 537–554 Knowledge forms and gendered moralities in policies of infant care in Brazil [Full Access] Author: Claudia Fonseca DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16533933612496 Pages: 555–571 Is my best friend toxic? A textual analysis of online advice on difficult relationships [Full Access] Authors: Kinneret Lahad and Jenny van Hooff DOI: https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16613283926068 Pages: 572–587
Editorial Authors: Vidya Diwakar, Steve Iafrati, Rajiv Prabhakar, and Nora Wikoff Research Articles Scamming the poor: fraudulent loans in Mexico Authors: Tuur Ghys and Yessica Elizabet Llanes-García Economic situation, sources of income and coverage of basic needs among older adults in a vulnerable community in Cuba Authors: Caridad Anay Cala-Montoya , Rodolfo Hernández , and José Juan Vázquez Navigating tricky waters: inter-agency collaboration and competing logics in Swedish welfare provision Authors: Tove Samzelius and Rickard Ulmestig Categories of need, welfare stigma, and their combined effect on non-take-up of targeted income support in Hong Kong Authors: Stefan Kühner and Kee-Lee Chou ‘The scales never seem to balance’: exploring the lived realities of poverty during the UK ‘cost-of-living crisis’ through participatory research [Open access icon] Authors: Uisce Jordan, Ruth Patrick, Maddy Power, Katie Pybus, and James Kaufman Policy and Practice Enacting the socio-economic duty: inequalities of outcome and section 1 Equality Act 2010 [Open access] Author: Jed Meers
Join us for a webinar exploring the complex, embedded and uneven nature of circularity in everyday life https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_I2cqQVZBRuObhhQ3eYWMPQ #CircualarEconomy #Sustainability #SustainableConsumption
Everyday circularities: rethinking consumption in circular transformations 21 May 2025. 14:00 BST/ 15:00 CEST Zoom webinar Consumption and Society Journal cover
Everyday circularities: rethinking consumption in circular transformations 21 May 2025. 14:00 BST/ 15:00 CEST Zoom webinar Consumption and Society Journal cover
LAUNCH EVENT SPECIAL ISSUE: JOURNAL OF GENDER- BASED VIOLENCE Migration, migrants and gender-based violence: lessons from Asia and the Asian diaspora. Guest editors: Shih Joo Tan, Marie Segrave, Stefani Vasil, and Hyein Ellen Cho In partnership with Seoul National University, please join us for this online panel event to launch this Special Issue. Featuring contributors: Dr Shih Joo Tan Dr Sohoon Yi Dr Yee Man Louie Dr Harshita Yalamarty Dr Hyein Ellen Cho Thursday 24 April 2025 1-2:30pm (KST)/ 12-1:30pm University of Malborne Logo. Monash University Logo. Australian Catholic University Logo. Seoul National University Logo. Journal of Gender-Based Violence cover
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European Social Work Reseatch What types of contributions are welcome? Think pieces or discussion pieces that may be grounded on empirical research, or literature, or on particular initiatives, and that focus on highlighting the issues, challenges or innovations that arise from them. Critical discussion that follows on from, or responds to, ideas and issues raised in previous ESWR issues. Conversation pieces based on critical debate/discussion between two or more people with different perspectives on the same issue. These may be done in a variety of formats, including, for example, as if an exchange of letters. (Given their dialogical nature, the available word-limit for these pieces may be increased, by agreement with the Editors; discussants will be named as the primary authors of the published piece). Articles that are based on interviews by one of the ESWR/RED section editors with particular social work researchers who are engaged in a distinctive and topical area of work. (Those interviewed will be named as the author of the published piece).
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Families, Relationships and Societies. An international journal of research and debate.
Journal of Gender-Based Violence
Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary scholarship for a civilisation in distress: questions for and from the Global South by Marcel Bursztyn and Seema Purushothaman. Published in Global Social Challenges Journal. Available with open access
Call for special collection submissions: What future for Gender Equality? Guest edited by Prerna Banati and Sue Scott. A special collection from Global Social Challenges Journal. Submission deadline: 1 April
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