The Journal of Aging and Social Change is an international journal for aging research. It features articles on the dynamic interplay between aging and society, exploring advances in social and behavioral science on aging, life course, and social change, involving (but not limited to) gerontology, sociology, demography, psychology, economics, communication science, education, epidemiology, public health, biology, nursing, and medicine. The Journal of Aging and Social Change is devoted to multi and interdisciplinary research that centers around social and behavioral science, as well as to disciplinary approaches that are compatible and advantageous beyond merely discipline-specific discourses.
Articles published in The Journal of Aging and Social Change focus on theoretical, conceptual, and/or methodological advances in the field; on the growth of empirical knowledge about age and aging in an increasingly diverse and changing global society; as well as on the impact and relevance of knowledge about aging for policies and the global society.
The Journal of Aging and Social Change is a Hybrid Open Access journal. We offer various pathways to make your research accessible and make accessibility affordable. Please see our Open Access Statement and Journal Author Rights & Permissions support page for more information.
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