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

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): Filomena Maggino

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Social Economic Accounts System (SEAS): Toward a comprehensive, community-level assessment procedure pp. 389-452: Stephen Fitzsimmons and Warren Lavey
An epidemiological model for health policy analysis pp. 453-466: G. Dever
A crime based analysis and classification of 729 American cities pp. 467-487: K. Harries
On measuring and planning the quality of life pp. 489-495: Peter Fishburn

Does money buy satisfaction? pp. 267-274: Otis Duncan
Systematic choice among multiple outputs of public projects without prices pp. 275-286: Allan Schmid
Social class and delinquency in London boroughs pp. 287-313: A. Basilevsky
Quality of affect and self-evaluated happiness pp. 315-331: Berthold Brenner
Indicators of development in Wisconsin counties: 1970 pp. 333-360: Richard Barrows and Ron Shaffer
On the multivariate structure of wellbeing pp. 361-388: Shlomit Levy and Louis Guttman

Measures of the perceived overall quality of life pp. 127-152: Willard Rodgers and Philip Converse
Perspective Canada as a social report pp. 153-174: Stephen Fienberg
The social costs of cancer pp. 175-190: Clark Abt
Accounting for the environment pp. 191-210: Henry Peskin
Improving program evaluation with reciprocal indicators pp. 211-221: Patrick Fontane
Crimes and socio-economic environments pp. 223-227: Rajindar Koshal and Manjulika Koshal
Quality of life pp. 229-248: Storrs McCall
Reviews pp. 249-266: David Brusegard, Frederick Vaughan, Alex Michalos and K. Ujimoto

A comparison using perceptual indicators: Job satisfaction pp. 1-8: Lore Scheer
Philosophy and limitations of environmental indices pp. 39-51: Herbert Inhaber
Objective and subjective determinants of prospective residential mobility pp. 53-63: Sandra Newman
What is a quality of life indicator? pp. 65-79: Mario Bunge
National approaches to developing social indicators pp. 81-92: Abbott Ferriss
A social change index-an objective means to discern and measure the relative current social condition of cities, towns, and their sub-communities pp. 93-118: Donald Colley
Reviews pp. 119-126: Stephen Fienberg

Perceptions of environmental quality pp. 397-438: Lester Milbrath and Robert Sahr
A social indicator based on time allocation pp. 439-457: Richard Hobson and Stuart Mann
Social indicators: A statistician's view pp. 459-484: Ralph D'Agostino
Stochastic indicators of occupational mobility, Canada: 1951–1961 pp. 485-493: P. Krishnan and A. Sangadasa
The quality of life in large American cities: Objective and subjective social indicators pp. 495-509: Mark Schneider
Reviews pp. 511-513: Alex Michalos
Reviews pp. 515-515: Sid Herzig

Air pollution and the respiratory disease mortality in the United States—a quantitative study pp. 263-278: Rajindar Koshal and Manjulika Koshal
Social indicators of perceived life quality pp. 279-299: Frank Andrews
Self-other orientations and quality of life pp. 301-327: Robert Ziller
Assessment of consumer research for a valuation of a quality-of-life policy pp. 329-357: Simone Clemhout
Estimating the cost of children and some results from urban United States pp. 359-381: Thomas Espenshade
Reviews pp. 383-385: David Johnson
Reviews pp. 387-391: David Johnson and Martin Danzig

Job satisfaction as an indicator of the quality of employment pp. 135-168: Stanley Seashore
International social indicators: The OECD experience pp. 169-186: David Christian
Quality of life indicators: A preliminary investigation pp. 187-208: Ben-Chieh Liu
The impact of federal aid on the quality of life: The case of infant health pp. 209-216: E. Jones
An exploratory analysis of select predictors of concern for law and order pp. 217-228: James Christenson and Don Dillman
The revolutionary and the Marginal-Positivist: Does the social indicators movement open up new possibilities for a dialogue? pp. 229-242: Elliott Morss
Viability of Congregation as a religious indicator pp. 243-255: Patrick Fontane
The geography of social well-being in the United States: An introduction to territorial social indicators pp. 257-259: John Girt

Developing measures of perceived life quality: Results from several national surveys pp. 1-26: Frank Andrews and Stephen Withey
Social indicators for social planning: The case of Israel pp. 27-57: Itzhak Galnoor
Toward sociomedical health indicators pp. 59-71: Jack Elinson
Monitoring and interpreting turning points in educational indicators pp. 73-84: Abbott Ferriss
Some neglected social indicators pp. 85-105: Joseph Goeke
Strategies for reducing information overload in social reports pp. 107-131: Alex Michalos