Journal Sociologija is scientific journal in which theoretical, empirical and methodological papers in the fields of Sociology, Social Psychology and Social Anthropology are published.
It is published since 1959 by the Sociological Association of Serbia and Montenegro and the Institute for Sociological Research of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. Papers are published in Serbian and English after independent peer review process.
This publication is supported by PERFORM (www.perform.network), a project of Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation and University of Fribourg. The views expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily represent opinions of SDC, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation or University of Fribourg.
ISSN : 0038-0318
Publisher : Sociological Association of Serbia and Montenegro
Frequency : quarterly
Starting year : 1959
Editor : Slobodan Cvejić
Journal category : Čika Ljubina 18-20, 11000 Beograd, Srbija
JBR Impact Factor 5 : PK24
CrossRef/DOI : 0,580
UDK : doiSerbia
Editor's word
Marina Hughson , pp: 9-10
Gender and Economic Inequalities: Trends in Feminist Economics and Sociology at the Centre and Semi-Periphery of the Global Knowledge Production System
Marija Babović, pp: 11-34
Theorising the Effect of Transition on Female Labour Force in the European Semi-Periphery: An Interdisciplinary Methodology
Sonja Avlijaš, pp: 35-49
Small-Scale Family Entrepreneurship as Support to the Neoliberal State in Post-Socialist Serbia
Tatjana Đuric Kuzmanović, pp: 50-63
Living in Precarity: Ethnography of Everyday Struggles of Single Mothers In Lithuania
Laura Lapinske, pp: 64-83
Breastfeeding Divisions in Ethics and Politics of Feminism
Suzana Ignjatović, Željka Buturović, pp: 84-95
New Reproductive Technologies In Serbia - Who Are the Women in the National IVF Program?
Ksenija Kričković Pele, Marija Zotović Kostić, pp: 96-111
Postmodern Feminism and Disability: Toward Multiple Identities of 'Disabled' Bodies
Luka Mijatović, Mirko Filipović, pp: 112-126
Feminist Criticism of the Concept of Resilience: Transformation of the Subversive into the Normative
Olivera Pavićević, Aleksandra Bulatović, pp: 127-141
Lexicon of Tanjas Ostojić and Feminism in Transition
Bojana Videkanic, pp: 142-162
Feminist Productions 'In Need of Saving': From Savemelania To Saveeuropeansemiperiphery
Nina Perger, Milica Antić Gaber, pp: 163-176
Progressivist Gender-Based Activism as a Means of Social Antagonism in Hungary Through Two Case Studies
Dalma Feró, Orsolya Bajusz, pp: 177-193
Scenes in and Outside the Library: Continuity and Change in Contesting Feminist Knowledge on the Semi-Periphery
Blanka Nyklová, Nina Fárová, pp: 194-209
A Case Study of Retraditionalization and Clericalization of Croatian Society: 'Feminist Threat' at the Governing Position of a Higher Education Institution
Branka Galić, pp: 210-225
Gender and Women's Studies: Situated Academic Marginalization
Dayan Cansu, pp: 226-242
Education and Knowledge Production on The SemiPeriphery: A Feminist/Gender Perspective
Milena Karapetrović, pp: 243-254
Gender and Migration Re-visited: Production of Knowledge and Feminism (in) Between Semi-periphery and the Core
Tanja Višić, Dunja Poleti Ćosić, pp: 255-274
Urbanization and Urban Planning at the European Semiperiphery: Unintended Gender Consequences
Ana Pajvančić-Cizelj, Marina Hughson, pp: 275-287
A Feminist Approach to Discursive Critics of Gender Equality
Ljiljana Čičkarić, pp: 288-298
Knowledge Production and Public Policies in Serbia: Pro and Contra Gender Mainstreaming
Zorana Antonijević, pp: 299-312
From Gender Blind to Gender Inclusive Higher Education in Serbia: Gender Mainstreaming Action Plans
Nevena Petrušić, Dragica Vujadinović, pp: 313-329
High Positions in Serbian Academy: Possibilities for Ethnic Minority Women?
Karolina Lendák-Kabók, pp: 330-346
Critical review of the current debate about 'Islamic feminism' - What is Islamic and what is feminist in 'Islamic feminism'?
Milica Resanović, pp: 347-362
Religious Feminism Periphery Within The Semi-Periphery In The Balkans
Zilka Spahić-Šiljak, pp: 363-375
Women, Memory, and History: Autobiographics as a Way of Confronting the Past and a Means of Creating the Future
Svetlana Tomić, pp: 376-388
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