Social Indicators Research: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal for Quality-of-Life Measurement
1974 - 2025
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Volume 7, issue 1, 1980
- A macrodynamic analysis of changes in mortality indexes in the United States, 1946–75: Some preliminary results pp. 1-46

- Kenneth Land and Marilyn McMillen
- Using social indicators to forecast partisan alignments in congressional election years pp. 47-61

- David Knoke, Anne Macke and Marcus Felson
- Rates of imprisonment and psychiatric hospitalization in the United States pp. 63-70

- P. Grabosky
- Community program assessment: A functional approach pp. 71-89

- J. Cunningham
- Analytical problems in the measurement of the quality of life pp. 91-101

- Robert Gillingham and William Reece
- A human ecological approach to quality of life: Conceptual framework and results of a preliminary study pp. 103-136

- Margaret Bubolz, Joanne Eicher, Sandra Evers and M. Sontag
- Freedom of information, privacy, and official secrecy: The evolution of federal government information policy concepts pp. 137-156

- Harold Relyea
- Social indicators of youth development and educational performance: A programmatic statement pp. 157-191

- Robert Rossi and Kevin Gilmartin
- Social indicators in policy planning: Applying the public marketing model in Yuba city, California pp. 193-206

- Howard Schutz and Edward Blakely
- Objective quality of life indicators and the external validity of community research findings pp. 207-235

- Stephen Golant and Allan McCutcheon
- A rapid survey technique for ‘Appropriate technology’ ecological indicators in developing urban areas pp. 237-249

- William Bertrand and Arnold Levine
- The trend and pattern in attitudes toward abortion in the United States, 1965–1977 pp. 251-267

- Mark Evers and Jeanne McGee
- Social-indicator model building: A multiple-indicator design pp. 269-297

- Richard Warren, Frank Fear and Gerald Klonglan
- Public opinion surveys as guides to public policy and spending pp. 299-311

- Alfred Birch and Alfred Schmid
- Decision-making and informed consent: A study of the impact of disclosed information pp. 313-336

- Ruth Faden and Tom Beauchamp
- Life domain statisfactions and personal social integration pp. 337-351

- Lakshmi Bharadwaj and Eugene Wilkening
- Decomposition of an aggregate measure of income distribution pp. 353-366

- D. Henderson and J. Rowley
- Measures of accessibility as social indicators: A note pp. 367-377

- Paul Knox
- The swedish science-discussion 1965–1975 pp. 379-399

- Aant Elzinga
- Confidence in selected institutions in 1975: An attempt at replication across two national surveys pp. 401-418

- Lawrence Santi
- Genetics and the quality of life pp. 419-441

- Michael Ruse
- The structural context of family welfare in the regions of Italy pp. 443-462

- Giuseppe Giampaglia and Frank Young
- Analysis of Maslow's Need Hierarchy with three social class groups pp. 463-476

- Lynda Gratton
- Reviews pp. 477-489

- Nathan Brett, Brian Stipak and Alex Michalos
- Reviews pp. 491-493

- Alex Michalos
- Reviews pp. 495-509

- Paul Durbin, Peter Wüthrich and R. Thompson
- Reviews pp. 511-513

- R. Thompson
Volume 6, issue 4, 1979
- Applied social reporting: A social indicators system for West German Society pp. 397-419

- Wolfgang Zapf
- Are there sensible ways to analyze and use subjective indicators of urban service quality? pp. 421-438

- Brian Stipak
- A note on changes in black racial attitudes in Detroit: 1968–1976 pp. 439-443

- Reynolds Farley, Shirley Hatchett and Howard Schuman
- Toward macro-social accounting: Measures and scales of racial, sexual, and spatial equality in 243 U.S. SMSA's pp. 445-461

- John Foley
- The cylindrical structure of political involvement pp. 463-473

- Shlomit Levy
- Size of place and community attachment: A reconsideration pp. 475-485

- Frederick Buttel, Oscar Martinson and E. Wilkening
- Reviews pp. 487-509

- Ronald Burke, Alex Michalos, Michael Ruse and Jay Newman
Volume 6, issue 3, 1979
- Physical quality of life index: Some international and Indian applications pp. 283-292

- M. Mukherjee, A. Ray and C. Rajyalakshmi
- Toward a reappraisal of social indicators for housing in developing nations pp. 293-299

- Ademola Salau
- Developing indicators of environmental quality: The experience of the council on environmental quality pp. 301-347

- Daniel Tunstall
- Identifying components comprising neighborhood quality of life pp. 349-372

- Darlene Russ-Eft
- An operational framework for policy modeling in the social sciences pp. 373-387

- Michael Miller
- Reviews pp. 389-396

- Ted Palys, Eike Ballerstedt and Alex Michalos
Volume 6, issue 2, 1979
- The U.S. federal effort in developing social indicators pp. 129-152

- Abbott Ferriss
- Social indicators, 1976: A critique pp. 153-162

- G. Dever
- Science indicators/1976: A critique pp. 163-180

- Robert McGinnis
- Some observations on The Condition of Education (1976 edition) pp. 181-196

- Robert Herriott
- A review of Health: United States, 1975 pp. 197-206

- Monroe Lerner
- Discussion: Problems in social indicator development pp. 207-213

- Denis Johnston
- The mental health demographic profile system: A longitudinal information system pp. 215-237

- J. Shambaugh, Harold Goldsmith, David Jackson and Beatrice Rosen
- The developing program on social indicators at the U.S. Bureau of the Census pp. 239-249

- Murray Weitzman
- On estimating the social costs of national economic policy: A critical examination of the Brenner study pp. 251-259

- Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson
- Rethinking national social reports pp. 261-272

- David Brusegard
- Some new directions for social indicators in the U.S. Department of Agriculture pp. 273-282

- Richard Stuby
Volume 6, issue 1, 1979
- Methods and strategies in evaluating equity research pp. 1-22

- Irving Horowitz
- Predicting the quality of life in the United States pp. 23-40

- Ruth Young and Dean Maccannell
- Analysis of social pathologies in a policy context: A paradigm for action pp. 41-72

- T. Robinson and Sergio Sismondo
- The structure of subjective well-being in nine western societies pp. 73-90

- Frank Andrews and Ronald Inglehart
- A measure of quality of opportunity pp. 91-102

- John Girt
- Evaluative comparisons of distributions of a social variable: Ordering methods pp. 103-126

- Peter Fishburn
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