Familia

About this journal

Familia' is an interdisciplinary journal that delves into the multifaceted nature of family in contemporary society. Its scope encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including family structures, social dynamics, cultural variations, legal frameworks, and the impact of globalization on familial relationships. The journal embraces a diverse range of methodologies, encompassing historical analysis, sociological inquiry, anthropological perspectives, and psychological investigations.

Central to 'Familia' are its key themes of change, adaptation, and resilience. It explores the ways in which families navigate societal transformations, adapt to evolving norms and values, and demonstrate their resilience in the face of challenges. The journal delves into issues such as family formation and dissolution, parenting practices, intergenerational relationships, and the role of family in social mobility and well-being. It also examines the impact of technology, economic disparities, and demographic shifts on familial dynamics.

The audience for 'Familia' comprises scholars, researchers, and practitioners working in a variety of fields, including sociology, anthropology, psychology, social work, law, and education. The journal attracts a global readership, reflecting the universal relevance of its subject matter. Its articles are of interest to academics seeking to advance their understanding of family processes, as well as to professionals working directly with families and seeking to inform their practice.

'Familia' has garnered a significant impact within its field. It has fostered interdisciplinary dialogue and contributed to the development of new theoretical frameworks and empirical research on family dynamics. The journal's publication of groundbreaking research has influenced policy development and social intervention programs aimed at supporting families. Moreover, 'Familia' has played a vital role in raising public awareness of the challenges and complexities facing families in the 21st century.