The Milbank Quarterly is devoted to scholarly analysis of significant issues in health and health care policy. It presents original research, policy analysis, and commentary from academics, clinicians, and policymakers. The in-depth, multidisciplinary approach of the journal permits contributors to explore fully the social origins of health in our society and to examine in detail the implications of different health policies. Offers outstanding information on death and dying. Whilst remaining faithful to its tradition in academic excellence, the journal also seeks to engender debate about topical and controversial issues.
Typical numbers contain papers clustered around a theme.
It brings together timely academic research from a variety of disciplines, including political science, economics, history, geography, and women s studies. Articles bring insights on a range of topics from gender gaps on the web, to handgun possession, to voter turnout. 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.