Social Indicators Research: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal for Quality-of-Life Measurement

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): Filomena Maggino

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Spare time use and perceived well-being among black South African youth pp. 309-351: Valerie Møller
Environmentalism among nation-states pp. 353-366: Thomas Dietz and Linda Kalof
Changing paradigms of development in an evolutionary perspective pp. 367-389: Dieter Weiss
Impact of health and fitness-related behavior on quality of life pp. 391-405: Susan Woodruff and Terry Conway
The relationship between measures of subjective and economic well-being: A new look pp. 407-422: Robin Douthitt, Maurice Macdonald and Randolph Mullis

A longitudinal examination of lifestyles pp. 205-219: James Horley
An attempt to classify satisfaction changes: Methodological and content aspects of a longitudinal problem pp. 221-241: Detlef Landua
The relationship of masculinity, femininity, and well-being in Taiwan college graduates pp. 243-257: Yu-wen Ying
The effects of religion and social support on self-esteem and depression among the suddenly bereaved pp. 259-275: Darren Sherkat and Mark Reed
The melting away of class differences? Consumption differences between employee groups in Finland 1955–1985 pp. 277-302: Timo Toivonen
Selections from SINET—The social indicators network news pp. 303-306: Abbott Ferriss
Understanding police and police work: Psychological issues pp. 307-308: Ronald Hinch

Stability and change in subjective well-being over short time periods pp. 101-117: Kerry Chamberlain and Sheryl Zika
Measures of economic well-being as predictors of psychological well-being pp. 119-135: Randolph Mullis
Indentification and prioritization of needs of families by multiple groups: Residents, key informants, and agency directors pp. 137-158: Kyu-Taik Sung
Analysis of the process of dwelling rehabilitation in Auckland pp. 159-181: Martin Putterill
Only children as adult women: Life course events and timing pp. 183-197: Ellen Gee
Subjective well-being: An interdisciplinary perspective pp. 199-203: Alex Michaelos

Life satisfaction among San Francisco Chinese-Americans pp. 1-22: Yu-Wen Ying
A life satisfaction measure based on judgment theory pp. 23-59: H. Meadow, J. Mentzer, D. Rahtz and M. Sirgy
Occupational and industrial contextual indicators in income determination models for Australia pp. 61-91: Krzysztof Zagórski
Selections from pp. 93-96: Abbott Ferriss
Book reviews pp. 97-98: Norbert Schwarz

Social indicators of living conditions in Ireland with European comparisons pp. 103-365: Earl Davis and Margret Fine-Davis

Stability and change in levels and structure of subjective well-being: USA 1972 and 1988 pp. 1-30: Frank Andrews
A magical model of happiness pp. 31-50: M. Stones and A. Kozma
Relations between images of the future and work orientations of university graduates pp. 51-61: Eric Rosseel
Measuring housing and environmental quality as indicator of quality of urban life: A case of traditional city of Benin, Nigeria pp. 63-98: Leonard Muoghalu
Selections from pp. 99-102: Abbott Ferriss

The correlation coefficient and models of subjective well-being pp. 317-327: M. Stones, A. Kozma, T. Hannah and W. Mckim
Common law union as a differentiating factor in the failure of marriage in Canada, 1984 pp. 329-345: S. Halli and Zachary Zimmer
The influence of peers and parents on youth life satisfaction in Hong Kong pp. 347-365: Peter Man
Measures and meaning in comparisons of wealth equlality pp. 367-392: Courtland Smith
A critique of the ZPG urban stress test: On the uses and misuses of social indicators pp. 393-402: Edward Stockwell and Arthur Neal
Community based approaches in water supply and sanitation programme — An Indian experience pp. 403-414: K. Kurup
Selections from SINET — The social indicators network news pp. 415-418: Abbott Ferriss

Characteristics of U.S. cities with extreme (high or low) crime rates: Results of discriminant analyses of 1960, 1970, and 1980 data pp. 209-231: Kenneth Land, Patricia Mccall and Lawrence Cohen
Does the choice of poverty index matter in practice? pp. 233-252: Joan Rodgers
Rurality and well-being during the middle years of life pp. 253-268: Donald Crider, Fern Willits and Conrad Kanagy
Family life quality: Theory and assessment in economically stressed farm families pp. 269-299: Kathryn Rettig, Sharon Danes and Jean Bauer
Never married older women: The life experience pp. 301-315: Mary O'Brien

SINET The Social Indicators Network News pp. iii-iii: Alex Michalos
The stability and sensitivity of subjective well-being measures pp. 113-122: James Horley and J. Lavery
Defining and measuring poverty in the nonmetropolitan United States using the survey of income and program Participation pp. 123-151: Robert Hoppe
Measurement and determinants of socioeconomic development: A critical conspectus pp. 153-175: Habibullah Khan
An evaluation of socially responsive planning in a new resource town pp. 177-204: Alison Gill
Selections from SINET — the social indicators network news pp. 205-208: Abbot Ferris

Is happiness relative? pp. 1-34: Ruut Veenhoven
Response artifacts in the measurement of subjective well-being pp. 35-56: Ed Diener, Ed Sandvik, William Pavot and Dennis Gallagher
Measuring the quality of life in rural community development pp. 57-70: Pieter Barnard and J. Merwe
The theoretical and empirical structure of general well-being pp. 71-79: Robert Wheeler
Top-down versus bottom-up theories of subjective well-being pp. 81-100: Bruce Headey, Ruut Veenhoven and Alex Wearing
The relationship between mood and subjective well-being pp. 101-111: John Yardley and Robert Rice