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The Graduate Journal of Social Science (GJSS) is pleased to announce its second issue. The journal provides postgraduates, PhD’s and post-docs an academic platform to publish their research. The GJSS is, moreover, specifically dedicated to methodological issues of interdisciplinary relevance within the realm of social sciences. The GJSS is now permanently open to submissions from postgraduate students and young academics. If interested, please visit the (web address shown below), or contact editor@gjss.org. Please find the index of the second issue below.
Index Volume 1 issue 2
Articles
Jeroen van Bouwel
Questioning structurism as a new standard for social scientific explanations
Christina Prell
Studying IT and community: Methodological, ontological and epistemological approaches
Yvette Taylor
Hidden in the small ads: Researching working-class lesbians
Catherine Hefferman
Using secondary statistical analysis to access the level of ‘high risk’ behaviours for sexually transmitted infections in Ireland
Discussion papers
Mark C. J. Stoddart
Generalizability and qualitative research in a postmodern world
Research notes
Lilian Duffy
This precious human life: A sociological study of everyday Buddhist (and other) belief and practice
Book reviews
Jeroen Mimpen
B. Hassler’s ‘Science and politics of foreign aid’
David Beer
Before a return to metatheory: T. Eagleton’s ‘After theory’
Garrett Wallace Brown
J.T.S. Madeley’s ‘Religion and politics’
Siri Terjesen
A. Sen’s ‘Development as freedom’
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