International Review of Sociology is the oldest journal in the field of sociology, founded in 1893 by René Worms. It is published with the financial support of Sapienza University of Rome, and its direction is under the responsibility of the Department of Statistics.
The journal provides a medium through which up-to-date results of interdisciplinary research can be spread across disciplines as well as across continents and cultures.
The editorial board of the journal invites contributions that stimulate new ideas, weigh up debates on contemporary sociological thought, or indicate new perspectives in the fields of social theory and empirical research.
Anti-gender mobilization in Italy. Like in many other countries in the world, in Italy the mobilization against the so-called gender ideology is still very lively.…
Mino Vianello – 19th April 2021 Giovanni Sgritta was a shining example of the profession of sociologist as service: a lesson for everyone. All of his…
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On February 28th at 11 p.m. Giovanni Battista Sgritta, professor emeritus of Sociology at Sapienza University of Rome has left us, at the age of…
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Recent years have seen the rise of polarisation across Europe, and concern over the role it plays in creating violent extremism. The need for understanding…
Since March 2019, children born in Mayotte, a French department in the Indian Ocean, cannot access French citizenship under the same conditions as children born…
Politics of sexual orientation equality, and the resistance against it again have come to centre stage in national politics across the world. Reflecting on the…
