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Welcome To The Sociological Review

The Sociological Review provides comprehensive coverage of all areas of sociology, social anthropology and cognate subjects such as cultural and women's studies, social policy and industrial relations. The journal has a flexible approach to both its content and style; no social topic is considered irrelevant, and innovate subject matter and style are welcomed. Articles are always topical and current.

To subscribe to The Sociological Review please contact Wiley-Blackwell

Contact Details

Caroline Baggaley,
Editorial Manager,
The Sociological Review,
Keele University ,
Keele,
Staffs.
ST5 5BG

Tel: 01782 733188
e-mail: c.m.baggaley@socrev.keele.ac.uk 		 

Managing Editors

  

 

Rolland Munro


Emeritus Professor,
Keele University,
Keele, Staffs.
ST5 5BG

e-mail: rolland.editor@socrev.keele.ac.uk

      

  Beverley Skeggs

Department of Sociology,
Goldsmiths,
Universityof London,
New Cross,
London
SE14 6NW 

b.skeggs@gold.ac.uk   

Reviews Editors

 

Mark Featherstone
School of Social Relations,
Keele University ,
Keele,
Staffs.
ST5 5BG

e-mail: m.a.featherstone@keele.ac.uk

Marion Smith
School of Health in Social Science,
University of Edinburgh ,
Medical School ,
Teviot Place ,
Edinburgh EH8 9AG

e-mail: marion.smith@ed.ac.uk

Monograph Editor

  

Chris Shilling

School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research
Cornwallis North East
Canterbury , Kent, CT2 7NF

e-mail: c.shilling@kent.ac.uk 		 

Chair

  

Mike Savage

University of York
e-mail: ms989@york.ac.uk

 

  

Contributions to be considered for inclusion in The Sociological Review and Monograph Series should be sent to Caroline Baggaley (as above). In addition to articles, the Board is prepared to publish short notes on sociological research, and critical comments on articles previously published in the journal. The Editors expect that any article submitted for possible publication should not be under the concomitant consideration of any other journal.