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

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): Filomena Maggino

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Unemployment and the homicide rate: A paradox resolved? pp. 325-343: Scott South and Lawrence Cohen
Value dimensions, cultural differences, and the prediction of perceived quality of life pp. 345-400: Kerry Chamberlain
Propensity to adopt innovative housing: Development of knowledge indexes pp. 401-421: Margaret Weber, Jacquelyn McCray and P. Claypool
Ordering urban communities according to their socio-economic characteristics pp. 421-433: Uri Yanay and Avi Griffel
Multidimensional descriptions of social indicators pp. 435-445: Jan Selén

Models of well-being and ill-being pp. 211-234: Bruce Headey, Elsie Holmstrom and Alexander Wearing
Hope: An affective cognition pp. 235-242: Sara Staats and Marjorie Stassen
Measuring cultural bias in a cross-national study pp. 243-251: Nathalie Ostroot and Wayne Snyder
The allocation of time to social and leisure activities as social indicators for the integration of aged ethnic minorities pp. 253-266: K. Ujimoto
Modelling change in perceived quality of life (PQOL) pp. 267-298: Bruce Headey, Tomasz Glowacki, Elsie Holmstrom and Alexander Wearing
Health satisfaction: A detailed test of the multiple discrepancies theory model pp. 299-313: Stephen Wright
Reviews pp. 315-323: Bettina Westle and Alex Michalos

Effects of social change on well-being: Boom and bust in a Western Canadian city pp. 101-113: Leslie Kennedy and N. Mehra
Basic needs in rural Nigeria pp. 115-125: Francis Okafor
A critique of Mukherjee's index of physical quality of life pp. 127-146: S. Vidwans
A policy analysis framework of cost and feasibility of social problem intervention pp. 147-169: Ram Cnaan and Yitzhak Berman
Work ethic and orientations to work of the young generations: The impact of educational level pp. 171-187: Eric Rosseel
Affective and cognitive components of global subjective well-being measures pp. 189-197: James Horley and Brian Little
Reviews pp. 199-207: Ellen Gee, Victor Thiessen and Robert Thigpen

An evaluation of subjective well-being measures pp. 1-17: Randy Larsen, Ed Diener and Robert Emmons
Structural relationships among happiness scales: A second order factorial study pp. 19-28: M. Stones and A. Kozma
Comparing two global measures of perceived neighborhood quality pp. 29-47: Charles Connerly and Robert Marans
The usefulness of the munsh as a measure of well-being and psychopathology pp. 49-55: Albert Kozma, M. Stones and Shahe Kazarian
The household composition coefficient: A method for measuring inequality in the distribution of childrearing demands among households pp. 57-71: Judith Zimmerman and Sandra Helmick
Social use of technology: Microcomputer based aids for the disabled pp. 73-86: Alan Kirschenbaum
The value systems of students in a teacher education program pp. 87-95: David Stronck
Reviews pp. 97-100: Alex Michalos and Victor Thiessen

Multiple discrepancies theory (MDT) pp. 347-413: Alex Michalos
Evaluating indicators for housing policy: Residential satisfaction vs marginal improvement priorities pp. 415-448: George Galster
Suicides in Poland as an indicator of social disintegration pp. 449-464: Maria Jarosz

The development of social statistics and indicators on the status of women pp. 233-261: Denis Johnston
Happiness of the very wealthy pp. 263-274: Ed Diener, Jeff Horwitz and Robert Emmons
Estimating Cuban gross domestic product per capita in dollars using physical indicators pp. 275-300: Carmelo Mesa-Lago and Jorge Perez-Lopez
Life change, health status and life satisfaction: A reconsideration pp. 301-313: O. Martinson, E. Wilkening and J. Linn
A structural model of subjective well-being: A comparison of ethnicity pp. 315-332: Dale Vaughan, James Kashner, William Stock and Mary Richards
Structural influences on the relationship between objective and subjective indicators of economic well-being pp. 333-345: Cynthia Fletcher and Frederick Lorenz

A new look at life and job satisfaction with sunbelt MBA's pp. 113-129: M. Whiteside
Composite measures of social, economic and demographic regional differentiation in Australia pp. 131-156: Krzysztof Zagórski
Factors predicting satisfaction judgments: A comparative examination pp. 157-167: Robert Emmons and Ed Diener
Subjective evaluation of health: A theoretical review pp. 169-179: Stephen Wright
Racial residential segregation in the sun belt pp. 181-193: Patricia Bell and A. Wade Smith
Partial order analysis of crime indicators pp. 195-199: Shlomit Levy
Culture, perception of reality, and the newly emerging planning paradigm pp. 201-211: Dieter Weiss
Sub-national social reporting and social policy and planning processes pp. 213-221: Yitzhak Berman
Reviews pp. 223-230: Robert Thigpen and Alex Neill

Modeling the psychological determinants of life quality pp. 1-34: Antonia Abbey and Frank Andrews
Inequality at work: Race, sex and underemployment pp. 35-49: Havens Tipps and Henry Gordon
Musical chairs: The occupational experience of migrants to Alberta, 1976–80 pp. 51-67: Lorne Tepperman
Measuring rural development in Nigeria: The place of social indicators pp. 69-76: Francis Okafor
Methodological research in the swedish surveys of living conditions pp. 77-95: Mats Thorslund and Bo Wärneryd
Making coal pay: The conversion of natural resources to economic resources in Southern Appalachia: The case of eastern Kentucky pp. 97-111: Charles Perry