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, innovative subject matter and style are welcomed, and articles are always topical and current. It focuses particularly on empirical research, especially, though not exclusively, of a qualitative kind. The journal provides a sociological perspective on the theory of medical knowledge, the practice of medical work, and the experience of receiving or giving medical care.
Book is about challenges on developmental science.
Challenges posed by age and social contexts. Shows future development in science as we try to understand human lives.