The publication provides space for opinions, research articles and book reviews of all Romanian and foreign sociologists. We accept papers written in Romanian, English or French, relevant to the audience of the journal. Romanian Sociology was founded in 1936 by the renowned sociologist Dimitrie Gusti. Abolished by the communist regime in 1946, it was restored in 1990 by the Romanian Sociological Association, which remained its main editor since. Romanian Sociology is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal. Articles are anonymously sent out to referees, who belong to an international panel of sociologists. Until 2014 Sociologie Românească was published by Institutul European Iasi/European Institute Publishing House Iaşi.
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