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International Journal of Social Inquiry
Dergi hakkında bilgi. International Journal of Social Inquiry (IJSI) is a peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journal publishing theoretical and empirical work that uses a variety of methodological approaches that advance the study of social science that is related to the whole spectrum of society. IJSI is intended for scholars, policymakers and practitioners. On this account the editors welcome work from any tradition concerned with the cultural, economic, political, criminological and psychological aspects of social science. IJSI is published in electronic and hardcopy format by Uludag University, Turkey in collaboration with James Cook University Queensland, Australia; RMIT University Melbourne, Australia and Washington State University, USA for bi–annual publication. The journal will also hold special issues and include special sections involving guest editors. Articles appear in IJSI is published in English. IJSI is an open-access journal.
2011 · Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
|---|---|---|
| Social capital and its popularity | Denise THOMPSON,,, | — |
| Social capital and civic engagement | Naim KAPUCU,,, | — |
| Blood donation and community: exploring the influence of social capital | André SMITH,Ralph MATTHEWS,Jay FIDDLER, | — |
| Predicting young adult civic involvement from adolescent activities and family structure: a social capital approach | Tucker BROWN,,, | — |
| Enterprising strangers: social capital and social liability among african migrant traders | Bruce WHITEHOUSE,,, | — |
| Social capital in divided societies: development of a social capital questionnaire in northern ireland | Kareena MCALONEY,Maurice STRİNGER,John MALLETT, | — |
| Elective affiliations: marginal urban characters negotiating legitimacy and autonomy in urban culture | Jonathan WYNN,,, | — |
| Training interpreters in rare and emerging | Miranda LAI,Sedat MULAYİM,, | — |
| Determining factors hindering university-industry collaboration: an analysis from the perspective of academicians in the context of entrepreneurial science paradigm |