Journal Description
The subjects covered by The Lab’s Quarterly include epistemological reflections on the theoretical foundations of the social sciences, the processes behind any kind of human knowledge and the specific logic of scientific knowledge, data collection and data analysis techinques, the inquiry on the genesis and the use knowledge, and sociological theories on contemporary social formations.
2020, XXII, 2 (April-June)
Monografico
"Il conflitto sociale nell'era dei robots e dell'intelligenza artificiale"
A cura di
- Mariella Nocenzi
(Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”)
- Alessandra Sannella
(Università degli studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale”)
Since 1999
Founded in 1999, The Lab’s Quarterly is a peer-reviewed social science journal, officially recognized by the ANVUR (National Agency for the Evaluation of the University and Research System) as an academic journal in the Area 14 (Political and Social Sciences) of the Italian university system.
The journal aims to contribute to the national and international sociological debate, investigating changes in contemporary societies and adopting the perspective of an open, public and democratic sociology.
The journal seeks to promote dialogue among the multiple fields in the social sciences through calls for proposals and special issues, welcoming contributions from young and early-career researchers. Proposals may include epistemological reflections on the theoretical foundations of social sciences, innovative methodologies of social research, theoretical contributions on contemporary social transformations.
The Boards
Members of the Scientific Board are permanent reviewers. To contact the Editorial Board or submit a paper please write to: lq.redazione@gmail.com or follow the guidelines in the SUBMIT page. All submitted articles will be subjected to double-blind peer review process.
Editorial board
Roberta Bracciale
Luca Corchia
Gerardo Pastore
Massimo Airoldi
Massimo Cerulo
Elena Gremigni
Emanuela Susca
Francesco Grisolia
Antonio Martella
Cesar G. Crisosto
Marco
Chiuppesi
SCIENTIFIC BOARD
Albertini Françoise
(Corte)
Massimo Ampola
(Pisa)
Gabriele Balbi
(Lugano)
Andrea Borghini
(Pisa)
Matteo Bortolini
(Padua)
Roberta Bracciale
(Pisa)
Massimo Cerulo
(Perugia-Paris V)
Marco Chiuppesi
(Pisa)
Luca Corchia
(Pisa)
Franco Crespi
(Perugia)
Sabina Curti
(Perugia)
Gabriele De Angelis
(Lisbon)
Paolo De Nardis
(Rome)
Teresa Grande
(Cosenza)
Elena Gremigni
(Pisa)
Roberta Iannone
(Rome)
Anna Giulia Ingellis
(València)
Mariano Longo
(Lecce)
Domenico Maddaloni
(Salerno)
Stefan Müller-Doohm
(Oldenburg)
Gabriella Paolucci
(Florence)
Gerardo Pastore
(Pisa)
Massimo Pendenza
(Salerno)
Eleonora Piromalli
(Rome)
Walter Privitera
(Milan)
Cirus Rinaldi
(Palermo)
Antonio Viedma Rojas
(Madrid)
Vincenzo Romania
(Padua)
Angelo Romeo
(Perugia)
Ambrogio Santambrogio
(Perugia)
Giovanni Travaglino
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)