European Journal of Sociology
http://journals.cambridge.org/jid_EUR

Consolidating its reputation for historical and comparative sociology of the highest order, European Journal of Sociology publishes original articles of broad interdisciplinary scope which represent some of the best writing in the social sciences today. The journal has a strongly international perspective, with a special interest devoted to the transition from totalitarism to democracy, to the multiple citizenship and now publishes a third issue every year exclusively devoted to state-of-the-art surveys, the elucidation of central concepts and review essays which explore key topics with reference to the most relevant recent publications. The journal recieves contributions from young scholars as well as highly respected names such as, Robret N. Bellah, Jon Elster and Lord Runciman. Editorial office supported by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris.