Journal Sociologija

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 Scientific Society of Serbia and the Institute for Sociological Research of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade.

Papers are published in Serbian, English or other international languages after independent and anonymous peer review process. Besides original scientific papers, journal publishes book reviews, and other papers of professional and scientific interest. Sociologija is indexed in Scopus (Elsevier), ESCI (Clarivate), SCImago, DOAJ, CEEOL, Google Scholar, and DOI Serbia.

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Web of Science JCR Impact Factor IF2: 0.6 (2025); SCImago Q3 (2025)

Journal details

ISSN : 0038-0318

Publisher : Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia and the Institute of Sociological Research of the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

Frequency : quarterly

Starting year : 1959

Editor : Suzana Ignjatović

Journal category : M23

JBR Impact Factor 5 : M23

CrossRef/DOI : doiSerbia

UDK : 316

Last issue

Articles

Sociologija

Kompletan broj - Full issue, pp: 239-416


Power and the State as Process: Elias's Figurational Analysis of State Formation

Stefan Mandić, pp: 269-289


Refiguring Figurational Sociology: Norbert Elias and Communicative Constructivism

Miloš Jovanović, pp: 290-315


Towards a Figurational Approach to the Formation of Generations: Revisiting Norbert Elias's Contribution to the Sociology of Generations

Milica Vlajić, pp: 316-329


Human Feelings in Time: Towards the History and Historical Sociology of Emotions

Aleksej Kišjuhas, pp: 330-356


World Time and the Time of History: Norbert Elias and Fernand Braudel in a Reckoning With the Present

Milena Kojić, Pavle Milenković, pp: 357-375


Why Do "Gypsies" Steal Children? An Eliasian Perspective on Anti-Gypsyism

Andrej Kubiček, pp: 376-393


Elias and the Bomb: Earthing Figurational Sociology

Stefan Janković, pp: 394-416


Miscelaneous

Special Issue Editorial Society as a Process: Contemporary Readings of Norbert Elias

Milena Kojić, Stefan Mandić, pp: 243-247


Informalisation and the Civilising Process (by Cas Wouters)

Kas Voters , pp: 248-262


Informalisation as a Biographical and Social-Analytical Concept (by Adrian Jitschin)

Adrijan Jičin, pp: 263-268