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06 January 2021

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International Review of Sociology

Special Issue Editor(s)

Marcella Corsi, Sapienza University of Rome
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Giovanni Battista Sgritta, Sapienza University of Rome
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What does the Covid-19 Crisis Reveal about Interdisciplinarity in Social Sciences?

The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic remain difficult to appraise. In just a few weeks, some of the fundamental assumptions underpinning our societies have been challenged. The ensuing transformations and responses to the pandemic will have structural effects that will last for decades. The IRS editorial board aims to stimulate a debate that goes beyond current headlines and to develop analyses within a pluralistic research community in social sciences.

The call is open to empirical, analytical, and theoretical papers on the economic, political, and social issues of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Contributions must address how the pandemic challenges the basic assumptions and presuppositions of social sciences:

  • How social sciences explore, analyse, and interpret a pandemic scenario and its political, economic, cultural, but also individual and collective implications?
  • Are social sciences engaging with a revision of the theoretical and applicative models for the analysis of social change?
  • How this unexpected, rapid, and radical change affects the integration of social sciences with the formal, physical, life and applied sciences in the analysis of the pandemic?
  • Which is or could be the support given by social sciences to the institutional process of decision-making at a global/local level?

Given the variety and scope of issues raised by COVID-19, this call is not limited to the above-mentioned issues. The core objective of the call is to enable the scientific community to read and write solid and structured contributions that might cast a new light on a hugely demanding debate, at this critical moment.

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Papers submitted to  [email protected] must be between 20,000 and 45,000 characters. They must be written in English (non-native speakers are asked to have a linguistic proofreading done); they must include an abstract in English of 250 words maximum; they must be structured according to a detailed plan and include a scientific bibliography following the format of the journal.

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