Legon Journal of Sociology

About this journal

The Legon Journal of Sociology, a biannual publication, delves into the multifaceted realm of social life in Africa and beyond. Its scope encompasses a wide array of sociological topics, including social stratification, gender and development, political economy, migration and diaspora, and cultural change. The journal encourages rigorous scholarship that contributes to the understanding of social processes, challenges, and transformations in a globalized world.

Key themes that recur within the journal's pages include the impact of globalization on African societies, the role of culture and tradition in shaping social relations, the dynamics of power and inequality, and the intersections of race, ethnicity, and social class. Authors explore these themes through theoretical frameworks, empirical research, and critical analyses, providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives to engage in dialogue and advance knowledge.

The Legon Journal of Sociology caters to a diverse audience of scholars, researchers, policymakers, and students interested in the social dynamics of Africa and the wider world. Its readership includes sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, development specialists, and other professionals concerned with social issues. The journal aims to serve as a valuable resource for academic discourse, policy formulation, and public awareness regarding critical social concerns.

Through its rigorous peer-review process, high-quality research, and engagement with contemporary social issues, the Legon Journal of Sociology has established itself as a respected and influential publication in the field of sociology. Its impact extends beyond academia, contributing to informed policy decisions and public understanding of social realities. By fostering a critical and nuanced exploration of social phenomena, the journal plays a significant role in promoting social justice, inclusivity, and sustainable development.