Journal of Industrial Sociology

We are in an age where technology and industry have become deeply embedded in daily life. On a micro scale, everything from our food and clothing to the mobile devices we utilize, the websites we visit, the means of transport we employ for commuting, our job activities, and the tools we handle at work are all influenced by industrial production and machine manufacturing processes, both directly and indirectly. On a macro scale, the classification of countries as developed, developing, or underdeveloped is significantly influenced by their industrial and technological advancements. It is impossible to imagine the current world without industry. Industrial sociology plays a fundamental role in the modern world and provides insights into the complex relationships between industry, the individual, and society. The Journal of Industrial Sociology seeks to publish works that explore the relationships between industry, individuals, and society. Consequently, we welcome research articles pertaining to the following topics.

1. Primary industry (agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing, forestry, mining). 2. Secondary industry (heavy, light, labor-intensive, capital-intensive, processing, manufacturing, etc.). 3. Service industry (tourism, transportation, entertainment, sports, medicine, etc.). 4. Fourth industry (management and processing of information and knowledge, etc.). 5. Organizations. 6. Work, employment, entrepreneurship. 7. Environment. 8. Science and technology. 9. Industrialization. 10. Globalization. 11. Economic systems (capitalism, socialism, Islam, etc.). 12. Development. 13. Consumption. 14. Social changes. 15. Social mobility. 16. Migration. 17. Urbanization. 18. Health and disease. 19. Poverty and inequality. 20. Crime and deviance. 21. Education. 22. Strikes, labor unions. 23. Population. 24. Mass media. 25. Family, and so on.

Specialized field:  Industry and society

Publisher: Yasouj University

Journal language: Bilingual; Persian with an English abstract

Publication schedule: Biannual

Publication type: Electronic

Reviewing time: Two to four months

Type of reviewing: At least two referees, two anonymous referees and one comparative one

Access: Free and open

Journal email: jis@yu.ac.ir

With respect to the rules of ethics in publications, the Journal of Industrial Sociology is subject to the rules of the Committee on Ethics in Publication (COPE) and follows the executive regulations of the law on preventing and dealing with plagiarism in scientific works.