American Sociological Review

The American Sociological Association (ASA) is a non-profit membership association established in 1905. Its mission is to advance sociology as a scientific discipline and profession that serves the public good. ASA is comprised of approximately 12,000 members including faculty members, researchers, practitioners, and students in the field of sociology. Roughly 20% of the members work in government, business, or non-profit organizations. One of ASA's primary endeavors is the publication and dissemination of important sociological research. To this end, they founded the American Sociological Review (ASR) in 1936. ASR is the flagship journal of the association and publishes original works that are of general interest and contribute to the advancement of sociology. The journal seeks to publish new theoretical developments, research results that enhance our understanding of fundamental social processes, and significant methodological innovations. ASR welcomes submissions from all areas of sociology, placing an emphasis on exceptional quality. Aside from ASR, ASA also publishes 14 professional journals and magazines. Additionally, they organize an annual meeting that attracts over 6,000 participants. ASA's membership consists of scholars, professionals, and students dedicated to the study and application of sociology in various domains of society.

美国社会学协会 (ASA) 成立于 1905 年，是一个非营利性会员协会，旨在推动社会学成为为公众利益服务的科学学科和专业。ASA 的成员包括来自社会学领域的教职人员、研究人员、从业者和学生，总计约 12,000 人，其中约 20% 在政府、企业或非营利组织工作。 ASA 的主要使命之一是出版和传播重要的社会学研究成果。为此，他们于1936年创办了《美国社会学评论》（ASR），作为该协会的旗舰期刊。ASR 发表引起普遍兴趣并为社会学进步做出贡献的原创作品，致力于发表新的理论发展、增强对基本社会过程的理解以及重大的方法创新。ASR 欢迎社会学各个领域的投稿，并强调卓越的质量。 除了 ASR 外，ASA 还出版其他 14 种专业期刊和杂志。此外，他们每年还组织一次吸引超过 6,000 名参与者的年度会议。ASA 的成员由致力于社会学在社会各个领域的研究和应用的学者、专业人士和学生组成。