Sociologija: Mintis ir Veiksmas

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Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas About the Journal ISSN 1392-3358 | eISSN 2335-8890 Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas is published in a partnership of Department of Sociology, Vilnius University , Center for Studies of Social Change, Klaipeda University , Lithuanian Sociological Association. Focus and scope. Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas (Sociology. Thought and Action) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary diamond open access journal published in Lithuania and dedicated to the critical study of contemporary social and cultural change – including the shifting status of sociology itself – from a variety of perspectives. It covers subjects such as social theory, social research and research methodology, political sociology, gender issues, nationalism, sociology of art, social stratification and social identities. In addition, the journal is open to contributions that engage with wider debates within and across social psychology, philosophy, history, political science and anthropology, and provides a forum for reviews of recently published or translated sociological texts. The journal follows international editorial conventions and uses the Harvard citation system. Publication frequency - two volumes per year. Publications become available online as soon as they are finalised. Acceptance Rate 35%. Days to First Editorial Decision - 5. Days to Accept - 20. Languages . The journal accepts articles in Lithuanian and English. Charges. The journal does not charge article processing charges or submission charges. Indexed in. BASE , CEEOL , CNKI , CORE , Dimensions , Diamond Discovery Hub , DOAJ Seal , EBSCO , Google Scholar (h5-index 3 ; g5-index 5 ), HEAL link (Hellenic Academic Libraries Link), Journal Scholar Metrics , JournalTOCs , Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals , Lituanistika , ROAD , ScienceGate , ScienceOpen , Scilit , Sherpa Romeo , Ulrich's Periodicals Directory We are member of the Initiative for Open Citations ( i4OC ) which is a multi-stakeholder projec

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