ISSN: 2084-1558
Przestrzeń Społeczna (Social Space)
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Current Articles
Author:Ahmad Zakariya ,Mandy E. G. van der Velde ,Maria C
Author:Mohammed A. Al Doghan ,Sobia Talat
Author:Ziyaad Mahomed ,Baharom Abdul Hamid ,Kinan Salim ,
Author:Pol. Maj. Gen. Prof. Dr. Patchara Sinloyma ,Pol. C
Author:Sotheeswari Somasundram ,Malarvilly Ramayah ,Rabiâ
Author:Haady Abdilnibi Altememy ,Nour Raheem Neamah ,Raba
Author:Hafsa Zahid ,Dr. Sayyid Buhar Musal Kassim
Author:Hidab Rasul Sharif ,Haady Abdilnibi Altememy ,Moha
Author:Nina Siti Salmaniah Siregar ,Ahmad Prayudi ,Warsan
Author:Ressin Kaze Baher ,Nour Raheem Neamah ,Zaid Ahmed
Author:Toman Alkhafagy ,Hasan Fadhil lafta ,Rasha Abed Hu
Author:Morakot Muthuta ,Pongsak Laoswatchaikul
About Journal
Przestrzeń Społeczna (Social Space) is an interdisciplinary Polish-English bilingual journal of monolingual texts. It includes articles, essays, review essays, progress reports, book reviews, discussions, and commentaries. Taking sociology as a departure point, the journal intends to promote a dialogue between scientists working in individual social sciences, including social anthropology, social psychology, social geography, political science, cultural studies, etc. It focuses on the interrelation of society and space by balancing between the sociologists’ finding that space does matter and the human geographers’ belief that space itself explains few, if anything. The journal enables rapid publication and discussion on research work for the benefit of each discipline involved.
The Subject Field
Society in space and region
- Urban sociology
- Sociology of metropolis
- Theory and philosophy of space and region
- Ecological urban structure
- Social space and its perception
- Virtual space
Territorial Collectivities
- The structure of and changes in territorial collectivities on different spatial scales
- Territorial identities
- Place and homeland
- Globalisation
- Globality, locality and glocality
Nation, Language and Religion
- Theory of nation
- questions of language
- Sacral and profane (urban) spaces
- Borders and borderlands
- Frontiers and (de)colonisation
Social integration
- Inclusion, exclusion and the ghetto
- Spatial barriers
Spaces of culture
- Social and cultural capital
- Sociology and anthropology of ordinariness
- Gender spaces
Spaces of politics and media
- Electoral geography
- Political marketing
- Place and homeland
- Spaces in the media
Geopolitical space
- State, reason of state, national interests
- Core and periphery
- Political space, geopolitical code and code d’honeur
Przestrzeń Społeczna (Social Space) is indexed in following databases
Przestrzeń Społeczna (Social Space) is indexed in following databases: SCOPUS, Index Copernicus Journals Master List (ICV=94,34), Arianta, DOAJ, Electronic Journals Library, JournalSeek, BazHum, ERIH+ and Ministerial scoring 70 points.
Aims and Scopes
 Przestrzeń Społeczna (Social Space) is an interdisciplinary Polish-English bilingual journal of monolingual texts. It includes articles, essays, review essays, progress reports, book reviews, discussions, and commentaries. Taking sociology as a departure point, the journal intends to promote a dialogue between scientists working in individual social sciences, including social anthropology, social psychology, social geography, political science, cultural studies, etc. It focuses on the interrelation of society and space by balancing between the sociologists’ finding that space does matter and the human geographers’ belief that space itself explains few, if anything. The journal enables rapid publication and discussion on research work for the benefit of each discipline involved.
The journal competitors
Even though social space has been discussed in sociology, there is no journal devoted to social space in Polish sociology and hardly any in world sociology. In this sense therefore the journal fits the niche. Texts in social geography, including those about social space, even highly interesting and essential, are poorly known to sociologists. There is no interdisciplinary journal aimed at social space and no bilingual Polish-English journal, promoting Polish ideas in social sciences to the international readership.
