Journal of Civil Society

期刊简介：Journal of Civil Society (JCS) is a preeminent academic journal dedicated to research and policy analysis on civil society. As a peer-reviewed publication with stringent standards, JCS serves as a prominent and influential platform for world-class scholarship and debate on civil society. In this context, JCS aims to enhance the theoretical understanding and empirical knowledge of civil society – its nature, patterns and composition; its history and development; and its relationships with the economy, political system and society at large. The journal’s primary goal is to foster and inform the diversity of scholarship and approaches to civil society across disciplines, as well as national and comparative perspectives. JCS specifically seeks qualitative and/or quantitative contributions on a range of topics, including (but not limited to): Philanthropy and social investment (e.g. grantmaking, foundations) Volunteerism (e.g. citizen participation, volunteer activities) Nonprofit governance, management and leadership (e.g. organizational behaviour, accountability, finance and fundraising) Public policy (e.g. government-civil society relations) Globalization and transnational civil society (e.g. international NGOs, transnational advocacy networks) Social justice and contentious issues (e.g. advocacy, human rights, protests, social movements) Social innovation and entrepreneurship (e.g. social enterprises, business-civil society relations) Cultural and educational initiatives (e.g. youth engagement, arts and culture promotion) Environmental sustainability (e.g. climate change initiatives) Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Reza Hasmath The Editor-in-Chief, Reza Hasmath is a Full Professor of Political Science at the University of Alberta. He has previously held faculty positions in management, sociology, and political science at the Universities of Toronto, Melbourne, and Oxford. He has also worked for and advised global think tanks, consultancies, development agencies, and social organizations. His award-winning research looks at: (1) the life course experiences of global ethnic minorities; (2) state-society relationships in China, and how emerging actors affect international development; (3) the behavior of policy actors and citizens in authoritarian regimes; (4) global sustainability and ESG principles/practices; and, (5) the essentialist qualities of the self, community and state. For more information, click here . Peer review All submitted manuscripts undergo an editorial screening, followed by a double-anonymous peer review process.

【译文】《公民社会杂志》（JCS）是一本致力于公民社会研究和政策分析的杰出学术期刊。作为具有严格标准的同行评审出版物，JCS 是世界级学术和公民社会辩论的重要且有影响力的平台。在此背景下，JCS旨在增强对公民社会的理论理解和实证知识——其本质、模式和组成；它的历史和发展；及其与经济、政治制度和整个社会的关系。该杂志的主要目标是促进和宣传跨学科的学术和公民社会方法的多样性以及国家和比较视角。 JCS专门寻求对一系列主题的定性和/或定量贡献，包括（但不限于）： 慈善事业和社会投资（例如赠款、基金会） 志愿服务（例如公民参与、志愿者活动） 非营利组织治理、管理和领导（例如组织行为、问责制、财务和筹款） 公共政策（例如政府与民间社会的关系） 全球化和跨国民间社会（例如国际非政府组织、跨国倡导）网络） 社会正义和有争议的问题（例如倡导、人权、抗议、社会运动） 社会创新和创业（例如社会企业、企业与公民社会的关系） 文化和教育举措（例如青年参与、艺术和文化推广） 环境可持续性（例如气候变化举措） 主编：Reza Hasmath 教授 主编 Reza Hasmath 是阿尔伯塔大学政治学正教授。他此前曾在多伦多大学、墨尔本大学和牛津大学担任管理学、社会学和政治学方面的教职。他还曾为全球智囊团、咨询公司、发展机构和社会组织工作并提供建议。他的获奖研究着眼于：（1）全球少数族裔的生命历程经历； （2）中国的国家与社会关系，以及新兴行为体如何影响国际发展； (3) 独裁政权中政策行为者和公民的行为； (4) 全球可持续发展和ESG原则/实践； (5)自我、社区和国家的本质主义品质。欲了解更多信息，请点击此处。同行评审 所有提交的稿件均经过编辑筛选，然后进行双匿名同行评审过程。