The Chinese Journal of Sociology (CJS) is a peer-reviewed, international journal issued by Shanghai University and administrated by SAGE Publications, with the aim of building an academic platform for in-depth discussion of the issues facing contemporary Chinese society from a sociological perspective. The journal strives to promote academic communication, research collaboration, and resource sharing, both inside and outside China.

The Chinese Journal of Sociology is calling for papers for the 2019 volume.

Rigorous research articles and innovative theoretical essays on the following topics are highly welcomed: Social stratification or social inequality; Social movements; Social organizations and social governance; Cultural and ideological change; Migration, migrant workers and urbanization; Family and demographic studies; A sociological understanding of the environment; Social security and social policy.

The Chinese Journal of Sociology is a peer-reviewed international journal of Shanghai University and the Paul and Marcia Wythes Center on Contemporary China at Princeton University. Benefits of publishing include: Rigorous peer review of your research, led by a world-class editorial board; High visibility on the award-winning SAGE Journals platform; Prompt publishing and quick first decision times; Indexing in Scopus and ProQuest; A guaranteed targeted, multidisciplinary audience.

If you have any questions, please email Luying Wang at the CJS editorial office: luying.wang@outlook.com.