Health Sociology Review

Health Sociology Review

Aims & Scope: An international, scholarly, peer-reviewed journal, Health Sociology Review (ISSN 1446-1242) explores the contribution of sociology and sociological research methods to understanding health and illness; to health policy, promotion and practice; and to equity, social justice, social policy and social work.

INDEXED IN Thomson ISI Science Citation Index/Social Sciences from January 2007

 

Health Sociology Review is published in association with The Australian Sociological Association (TASA) under the editorship of Dr Fran Collyer in the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at The University of Sydney. Health Sociology Review publishes original theoretical and research articles, literature reviews, symposia, commentaries and book reviews:

Editor-in-Chief:
Fran Collyer
 
Editors:
Jane Edwards
Peter Gale
Simon Kitto
Pauline Savy
Book Review Editor:
Dorothy Broom

Health Sociology Review publishes at least two regular issues of feature articles and two topic-based special issues per annum. Special issues in 2008 include:

Special issues are also released as books with their own ISBN for use as course readers or separate sale to non-subscribers. Health Sociologists are invited to contact the editors with proposals for special issues. Contributors to regular issues are requested to follow the Author Guidelines link in the left hand column.

Institutional print subscribers also receive their subscription and access to back issues online through atypon-link.com. Multicampus multiuser IP licenses and single user password access may be arranged for subscriptions. Pay per View (PPV) access for individual articles is also available. To facilitate copyright, ach article carries its own Digital Object Identifier (DOI).

Health Sociology Review is aggregated and indexed in: Science Citation Index/Social Sciences (SSCI), Cengage, EBSCO Publishing, ProQuest, CINAHL Information Services, PsychINFO, Ovid, Meditext/InfoRMIT, AMI - Australian Medical Index, APAIS - Australian Public Affairs Information Service, EBSCOHost, IBSS, eBooks, eBrary, MyiLibrary, NetiLibrary and Questia. It is listed in Cabell's, Ulrich's and with DEST - Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training as a refereed journal.

Copyright permission is administered by CAL - Copyright Agency Limited - licensed copying and communications.

Call for Papers

Expert Patient Policy
Deadline for submissions: 15th August 2008
Publishing in June 2009 as Vol 18/2

Cultures of Life: Transitions and limits in the governance of ageing
Deadline for submissions: 20th February 2009
Publishing in December 2009 as Vol 18/4

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Call for Papers

Community, Family, Citizenship and the Health of LGBTIQ People
Volume 17/3
Deadline: Closed


The Determinants of Child Health and Wellbeing
Volume 18/1
Deadline: Closed


Expert Patient Policy
Volume 18/2
Deadline: 15th Aug 2008


Cultures of Life: Transitions and limits in the governance of ageing
Volume 18/4
Deadline: 20th Feb 2009


Special Issues

Cultures of Life: Transitions and limits in the governance of ageing
Vol 18/4, 1st Dec 2009


Expert Patient Policy
Vol 18/2, 1st Jun 2009


The Determinants of Child Health and Wellbeing
Vol 18/1, 1st Apr 2009


Integrative, Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Challenges for Biomedicine?
Vol 17/4, 1st Dec 2008


Community, Family, Citizenship and the Health of LGBTIQ People
Vol 17/3, 1st Aug 2008


Re-imagining Preventive Health: Theoretical Perspectives
Vol 17/2, 1st Jun 2008


Death, Dying and Loss in the 21st Century
Vol 16/5, 1st Dec 2007


Social Equity and Health
Vol 16/2, 1st Jun 2007


Medical Dominance Revisited
Vol 15/5, 1st Dec 2006


Childbirth, Politics & the Culture of Risk
Vol 15/4, 1st Oct 2006


Revisiting Sexualities and Health
Vol 15/3, 1st Aug 2006


Closing Asylums for the Mentally Ill: Social Consequences
Vol 14/3, 1st Dec 2005


Workplace Health: The Injuries of Neoliberalism
Vol 14/1, 1st Aug 2005


Symposium on Rural Health: Patients and Practitioners
Vol 13/2, 1st Dec 2004


Symposium on Women's Health
Vol 13/1, 1st Apr 2004


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Selected Articles

Response to Karen Lane and Kerreen Reiger
Barbara Katz Rothman


Deconstructing the qualitative-quantitative divide in health research
Fran Baum


Multiple Visions or Multiple Aversions?
Karen Lane


Deinstitutionalisation: an unrealised desire
Janice Chesters


In sight, in mind: mental health policy in the era of deinstitutionalisation
Katy Richmond, Pauline Savy


Social action research in practice
Aerinn Morgan


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