About the Journal

Sociologus – Journal for Social Anthropology is committed to ethnographically grounded social analysis and theory building. It assigns centrality to social and cultural processes and aims to cultivate a process of searcing, to open up new perspectives and to generate urgency. It claims anthropological relevance based on the present. Sociologus is open in terms of subject matter, region and discipline.

The journal is internationally referenced, available online and in print, listed in the most important indexes, and practises an accompanying and supportive review process. Founded in 1925, it is now one of the most important social and cultural anthropological journals in the German-speaking world.