Founded in 1998, Israeli Sociology is published in Hebrew twice a year. The journal serves as a platform for local research that maintains a dialogue with sociological scholarship around the world. The journal invites manuscripts from a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches, in line with the heterogeneity of the discipline. The journal also includes an extensive book-review section that offers a wide-range view of the Israeli social science scene.

 

Israeli Sociology was founded by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Tel-Aviv University and is supported by the Institute for Social Research (established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Tel Aviv University), by the David Horowitz Institute for Social and Economic Research and by the Israeli Sociological Society.

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The table of contents and the abstracts of the articles are also available in English in all issues, and in Arabic starting from Issue 19(1). Click here to read.

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Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Alexandra Kalev
Book Review Editor: Dr. Tom Pessah
Editorial Assistant: Dana Shay

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Editing: Lidar Artzi

Arabic translation: Maktoob - The Arabic-Hebrew Translators' Forum

Layout: Judith Sternberg

 

 

Board Members:

Avihu Shoshana, Areej Sabbagh-Khoury, Erica Weiss, Gil Eyal, Gili Drori, Galit Ayalon, Hadas Mendel, Yehuda Shenhav, Isaac Sasson, Yariv Feniger, Nitza Berkovitch, Nissim Leon, Adi Moreno

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Board Members Assistants:

Aviv Liberman, Agate Krauss, Ofir Sheffer, Eyal Erlich, Efrat Gazit, Arees Bishara, Loaay Wattad, Loda Garmash, Liora Eldas, Mariela Yabo, Noa Zarka, Amir Segal, Fadwa Aftema, Shvat Eilat