This journal stands as a qualified and innovative forum for the study of contemporary societies and a key publication for Italian sociology. The oldest and most widely read sociology journal in Italy, it aims to provide space for outstanding articles from all sociological perspectives, both theoretical and empirical. To maintain this legacy, the Journal looks at theoretical and empirical contributions on relevant social, political, economical and cultural issues, both as realted to the italian and the international reality. It furthermore provides a wide and rich offer of books reviews and critical assessments on Italian as well as on international production. In addition to these conventional sections, Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia publishes interviews and debates contributing to a sociological public arena to which contribute the most distinguished authors. This is a four issues Journal, two of which regularly edited on special issues by outstanding scholars on their field of interest.
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Editor in chief Luigi Pellizzoni (Scuola Normale Superiore) Assistant Editors Monica Massari (Università di Milano), Barbara Poggio (Università di Trento), Marco Pitzalis (Università di Cagliari), Paola Rebughini (Università di Milano) Editorial Board Mario Cardano (Università di Torino), Rossella Ghigi (Università di Bologna), Paolo Jedlowski (Università della Calabria), Federico Neresini (Università di Padova), Francesco Pellizzi (Peabody Museum di Harvard), Costanzo Ranci (Politecnico di Milano), Roberta Sassatelli (Università di Bologna), Loredana Sciolla (Università di Torino), Giovanni Semi (Università di Torino).
The journal is open to two main types of proposals:
1) Proposals for the different sections: Essays and Research; Maps; Critical Notes; Empirical
Observatory; Reviews; Interviews; Debates. Please refer to the Submission Guidelines for each of these
sections.
2) Proposals for monographic sections: proposals should be sent to the editors in the form of a
suitably articulated text accompanied by a bibliography. Monographic sections can either include
an open call for papers or invited articles (to be peer reviewed).
The journal is also open to proposals for the sections "Rereading the Classics" (submission of
unpublished essays in Italian by authors of reference in different sociological fields) and "Lectio
Magistralis" (texts of conferences and lectures of particular relevance for the author and the
subject matter addressed).
Please contact the editorial staff for information on the various publication options foreseen for the
articles accepted by the journal (online first, open access).
Submit your article.
Please, see our Submission Guidelines.
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Policies regarding re-use of articles can be found also on Sherpa/Romeo.
Il Mulino adopts and promotes specific guidelines about publishing ethics.
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The journal is rated "A", by the Italian academic research evaluation agency (Anvur), for the following scientific areas: 14 c1 (Sociologia generale, giuridica e politica), 14 c2 (Sociologia dei processi culturali e comunicativi), 14 d1 (Sociologia dei processi economici, del lavoro, dell'ambiente e del territorio).
