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Announcements

• Call for the Special Issue on „Policy and Programme Effectiveness for Adolescents, Youth and Young Adults: Insights and Evidence", Issue no. 3/2025

  2024-12-04

  Quality of Life Journal announces a special issue together with PROFEEDBACK COST Action CA20112, titled „Policy and Programme Effectiveness for Adolescents, Youth and Young Adults: Insights and Evidence". The journal seeks articles for a special issue on the evaluation of programs, policies and measures targeting adolescents and youth, to be published in August 2025.  The main objective of this special issue is to present high-quality scientific evaluations of the impact and outcomes of programmes or policies and actions targeted at young people.

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• CfP Special Issue 1/2025 “Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in the digital age: new roles and responsibilities in preparing young people for the jobs of the future”

  2023-12-14

  Calitatea Vieții (Quality of Life) invite researchers, academics, and practitioners to contribute to a special issue on "TVET in the Digital Age: New Roles and Responsibilities in Preparing Young People for the Jobs of the Future." Co-edited by dr. Gabriela Neagu and prof.dr. Maria Potes Barbas, this special issue aims to address the profound changes anticipated in the labor market and the evolving skills required for professional integration.

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• CfP Special Issue of Quality of Life Journal “The role of leisure activities and leisure time in quality of life (subjective well-being, life satisfaction)”

  2023-05-24

  We are pleased to invite researchers from different disciplines, such as social epidemiology, health geography, (health) demography, sociology, social sciences, social anthropology, psychology and other related disciplines, to submit papers to this Special Issue on “The role of leisure activities and leisure time in quality of life”. Multidisciplinary research that addresses multiple cultural-social-environmental-economical aspects, with regard to different roles of leisure activities and leisure time in QoL is particularly welcome.

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• "Youth and Sustainability of Rural Areas", Special Issue of Quality of Life Journal, Volume 34, Issue 2, 2023

  2023-01-21

  The Quality of Life Journal has opened the call for the Special Issue on “Youth and Sustainability of Rural Areas” (vol. 34, issue 2/2023).

  The deadline is: 15 March 2023

  Papers must be written in compliance with the Quality of Life Journal Ethics Statement, using the recommended paper template. Authors should send their manuscript/s to Quality of Life Journal submissions platform system.

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• Deadline extension for Special Issue: Social and online media use, in the context of recent crises (with Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine on focus)

  2022-09-14

  The Quality of Life editorial board announces the extension of the deadline of articles submission for the Special Issue: Social and online media use, in the context of recent crises (with Covid 19 and the war in Ukraine on focus) until the 26^th of September 2022. The articles can be submitted to the following e-mail address: redactia@revistacalitateavietii.ro.

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• CfP Special Issue “The role of leisure activities and leisure time in quality of life (subjective well-being, life satisfaction)”

  2022-06-28

  ***Extended deadline for abstract submission: 20 February***

  Guest editors: Michala Lustigova, Anna Altova, Charles University, Faculty of Science, Research Centre on Health, Quality of Life and Lifestyle in a Geodemographic and Socioeconomic Context (GeoQol)

   Dear colleagues,

  We are pleased to invite researchers from different disciplines, such as social epidemiology, health geography, (health) demography, sociology, social sciences, social anthropology, psychology and other related disciplines, to submit papers to this Special Issue on “The role of leisure activities and leisure time in quality of life”. Multidisciplinary research that addresses multiple cultural-social-environmental-economical aspects, with regard to different roles of leisure activities and leisure time in QoL is particularly welcome.

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• Social and online media use, in the context of recent crises (with Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine on focus)

  2022-06-26

  The pandemic context has created the prerequisites for the development of social media and online medium utilizations. Digital solutions were largely used in various activity domains, especially during the pandemics time. Accordingly, the perspectives of such a theme approach in academic research could be very diverse.

  Therefore, Quality of Life proposes a special issue for the month of December this year, launching here this academic papers call, by encouraging approaching from various domains, looking openly towards a multitude of themes, e. g.:  the topics that are debated through sm, who are the users, concepts defining, information vs. disinformation (both during pandemics and in present times which are under the sign of the war in Ukraine and of the Ukrainians refugee crisis), positive vs. negative aspects of sm in societies, how the pandemic changed the `look` of sm, content writer vs. receivers, the answer of various institutions and actors to the opportunities that this medium offers in times of specific crisis in which physical contact meant a real social and public health problem. Also, the concept of disinformation,  the potential social perils/ disturbances (`fake-news, deep-fake, etc.) that can be generated via sm, and so on. Other themes that weren’t listed here, and are corresponding to the general topic described in the call title, are also welcomed.

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• Call for workshop & Special Issue - Domestic Objects: The Transformation of Everyday Life in Post-Socialist Era

  2021-06-02

  The idea of material culture was present from the inception of social sciences as a way to somehow mark the distinction between what people do, what people believe, what they say they do and believe, and what people have. Various instances of this effort to circumscribe materiality are revived in a ritual way, either as a generator of new theoretical frameworks, or just as an effort to reconnect with a particular set of artifacts that are central for the understanding of a subject matter. However, the stark distinction between the symbolic and the material occasionally fades out when it comes to some very humble and not so humble, everyday objects. 

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