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* Do Young People Have a Set Point of Happiness? Panel Evidence from the Taiwan Youth Project ~ Ming-Chang Tsai * The U.S. General Social Survey Website Update Announcement ~ Tom W. Smith * ISQOLS President’s Message ~ Rhonda Phillips |
Fall, December 2015, Number 126 Coming in August 2016 |
2015 |
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* Global Decline in Well-Being ~ Ron Anderson * Lessons from Arizona ~ Mahar Mangahas * ISQOLS President’s Message ~ Rhonda Phillips |
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*The Contribution of Falling Mortality Rates and Rising Life Expectancy to Growth in the Canadian Standard of Living |
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*Child Well-Being and Child Suffering: Cross-National Relationships to Human Development |
Winter, February 2014, Number 122 |
2014 |
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*Progress in Measuring Human Suffering Worldwide *Messages from ISQOLS Pres. and Exec. Dir. |
Fall, December 2014, Number 121 |
*Why Sociological Theory of Happiness Fall Short *Report on the Research Committee 55: Social Indicators Sessions at the XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology |
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*Four Decades of Monitoring Social Conditions and Trends in American Society: The General Social Survey, 1972-2006 *The Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research |
Winter, February 2014, Number 118 |
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*Report on Symposium on the History of Well-Being *QoLexity: Measuring, Monitoring and Analysis of Quality of Life and its Complexity, New Master’s Degree Program, U of Florence |
Fall, November 2013, Number 116 |
*Using Time as a Social Indicator *“Long-term trends in Quality of Life” Mid-term conference of the ISA Research Committee 55 on Social Indicators |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2013, Numbers 114 & 115 |
*Happiness, Growth, and Public Policy, First Lecture in the Richard J. Estes Lecture Series on International and Comparative QoL Research, XI International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies Conference *The 4th International Society for Child Indicators (ISCI), Conference Theme: Child Indicators in a Globalized World *“Long-term trends in Quality of Life” Mid-term conference of the ISA Research Committee 55 on Social Indicators |
Winter, February 2013, Number 113 |
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*Report on the XI ISQOLS Conference “Discovering New Frontiers in Quality of Life Research” *Viewing the World at the Venice ISQOLS conference 2012 *Differences in Child Well-Being Among U.S. States |
Fall, November 2012, Number 112 |
*Violent Bullying Victimization in Middle and High School Contexts in the United States: A Social Trends Report |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2012, Numbers 110 & 111 |
*Reviews of Web-Based Social Reports, Review 2: The United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Index (HDI) *The 11th ISQOLS Conference "Discovering New Frontiers in Quality of Life Research" |
Winter, February 2012, Number 109 |
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*The Validity of Life Satisfaction Measures *The 11th International Conference of the International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies *4th Greenville Family Symposium |
Fall, November 2011, Number 108 |
*The Australian Unity Wellbeing Index: One Decade On |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2011, Numbers 106 & 107 |
*Measuring Well-Being in the Netherlands *Keys to Happiness From 100 Prominent Experts from Around the World |
Winter, February 2011, Number 105 |
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*A Human Development Report on America in the Early 2000s *Quality of Life: Reflections, Studies and Research in Italy *Obtaining Weights: From Objective to Subjective Approaches In View of More Participative Methods In the Construction of Composite Indicators of Well-Being |
Fall, November 2010, Number 104 |
* The Good Society Framework: An Essay on Understanding the Quality of Life *Japanese Sociologists on Passive Happiness *Happiness and Psychological Capital as Resources for Work and Life |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2010, Numbers 102 & 103 |
*Anticipating the Impacts of Significant Societal Events on Well-Being—A Case Study: The Impacts of the Great Recession On Child and Youth Well-Being in the United States *Social Indicators at the XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology, July 11-17, 2010 |
Winter, February 2010, Number 101 |
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*The Easterlin Paradox Revisited, Revised, and Perhaps Resolved *Measuring Progress: Let’s All Be Serious *Comment on Mahar Mangahas’ Article, the OECD Forum, and the Stiglitz Report |
Fall, November 2009, Number 100 |
*The IX Conference of the International Society for Quality of Life Studies: First Report *The 9th ISQOLS Conference in Florence: A Personal View *2nd International Conference of International Society for Child Indicators |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2009, Numbers 98 & 99 |
*Well-Being For All: Concepts and Tools for Social Cohesion *International Conference on “Human Development and the Environment: Advances in Quality of Life Studies” |
Winter, February 2009, Number 97 |
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*Recommendations to the New U.S. President from ISQOLS Members *The Australian Unity Wellbeing Index 2001-2008: Variations in subjective wellbeing linked with major events and inflation *Advice to the New U.S. President from Scientists in Discover Magazine |
Fall, November 2008, Number 96 |
*Yang Yang on The Dynamics of, and Heterogeneity in, Subjective Well-Being Across the Life Course and Over Time in the United States *Diener and Diener’s Book On Happiness and How to Find It |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2008, Numbers 94 & 95 |
*The 2008 Index of Economic Freedom *Dick Easterlin’s Reluctance |
Winter, February 2008, Number 93 |
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*Mark Peterson on Weights for Quality-of-Life Priorities *2007 ISQOLS Conference *Legislation for a New State-Level Survey of Child Well-Being Is Introduced in the U.S. |
Fall, November 2007, Number 92 |
*A Statistical Analysis of Weights In Composite Quality-of-Life Indices *Message from ISQOLS President |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2007, Numbers 90 & 91 |
*A UNICEF Report on Child Well-Being in OECD Countries *The 2007 ISQOLS Conference “From QOL Concepts to QOL Performance Measures |
Winter, February 2007, Number 89 |
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*Report on the 7th Conference of the International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies *Sharing The ISQOLS Vision *The 1st International Society for Child Indicators Conference “Child Indicators: Diverse Approaches to a Shared Goal” |
Fall, November 2006, Number 88 |
*Wolfgang Glatzer on Comparing the Quality of Life in the European Union and the United States of America *New Estimates of Economic Well-Being for Selected OECD Countries by the Center for the Study of Living Standards *Ruut Veenhoven on Why Sociologists Fail to Acknowledge Happiness |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2006, Numbers 86 & 87 |
*Quality of Life Therapy For All! *XVI International Sociological Association World Congress of Sociology *7th Conference of the International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies |
Winter, February 2006, Number 85 |
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*Daniel Kahneman and Colleagues on National Well-Being Accounts *Guidelines for National Indicators of Subjective Well-Being and Ill-Being |
Fall, November 2005, Number 84 |
*Are We Improving the Well-Being of America’s Children? *The ISQOLS-SPRINGER Project On The ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOCIAL INDICATORS AND QUALITY-OF-LIFE RESEARCH *KIDS COUNT 2005 Released |
Spring and Summer, May & August 2005, Numbers 82 & 83 |
*The World’s Best Country by Laza Kekic: A Critique and Response *The Program of the Delmenhorst, Germany Workshop on Europe and North America – Societies in Contrast *Europe and North America - Societies in Contrast: A workshop report |
Winter, February 2005, Number 81 |
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*Reports from the sixth conference of the international society for quality-of-life studies *Research Programme of Quality Of Life *The Community Indicators Consortium and Its Newsletter |
Fall, November 2004, Number 80 |
*Comparing the 50 U.S. States Based on Improvement in Child Well-Being During the 1990s *Do Market Forces Alone Propel Economic Expansion? A New Book by Richard A. Easterlin *A Historical Note: Sir William Petty (1623-1687) and the Scale of Salubrity |
Spring and Summer, April & August 2004, Numbers 78 & 79 |
*The Child Well-Being Index: An Overview of an Index of Recent Trends in the Well-Being of America’s Children *Poverty and Inequality Block World Progress |
Winter, February 2004, Number 77 |
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*The Australian Unity Wellbeing Index: An Overview *A Chartbook on Trends in the Health of Americans: Health, United States, 2002 |
Fall, November 2003, Number 76 |
*Impressions of the 2003 ISQOLS Conference *Greetings from the President, and Mayor of Frankfurt *Frankfurt-Mannheim Contributions to Social Indicators: Some Retrospective Notes |
Spring and Summer, April & August 2003, Numbers 74 & 75 |
*A Volume on Disparities Within and Among Nations *Heightening Social Responsibility in Marketing: The Concept of Quality-of-Life (QOL) in Marketing, Proposed Antecedents and Consequences |
Winter, March 2003, Numbers 73 |
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*Education, Work and Welfare in Australia, With Comparisons to Other Societies *The Second Edition of the Cambridge Dictionary of Statistics *Report on the 2002 International Sociological Association Working Group 6 on Social Indicators and Social Reporting Meetings in Australia |
Fall, November 2002, Numbers 72 |
*Reports and Data on the Quality of Life of Children, United States, Its Component States, and World-Wide *UNESCO Looks At The World’s Culture |
Spring/Summer, May/August 2002, Numbers 70 & 71 |
*The Triumph of Indicators of Visible and Invisible Change *Australian Social Trends Enters the Twenty-First Century *The Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research: A Report on the First Five Years |
Winter, February 2002, Numbers 69 |
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*Report on the 2001 conference of the international society for quality-of-life studies *Twenty-Seven Years of the Eurobarometer *New Zealand Launches Six-City Social Indicator Monitoring *Gleaning the Benefits of Longitudinal Surveys: Educational Achievement and Black-White Inequality in the United States |
Fall, November 2001, Numbers 68 |
*One Hundred Years of Change in Britain *The Philippines’ Social Weather Stations: An Update *A World-Wide Reproductive Risk Index |
Spring/Summer, May/August 2001, Numbers 66 & 67 |
*Living Conditions of the Elderly in Sweden: Trends 1980-1998 and Comparisons with Some Mid-1990s Estimates for the European Union *Commentary on Chartbooks on the Elderly and Policy Implications |
Winter, February 2001, Numbers 65 |
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*Economists Analyze the Effects of Investments on Governance, Sustainability and Welfare *Crime and Crime Control: An International Comparison with a focus on the Netherlands *A Report on the Well-Being of Older Americans |
Fall, November 2000, Number 64 |
*Has the Recent Epidemic in Adolescent Drug Use in the United States Peaked? Some Recent Findings from the Monitoring the Future Study *Indicators of Environmental Trends of Our World |
Summer, August 2000, Number 63 |
*A Systems Approach to Social Indicators: The Calvert-Henderson Quality of Life Indicators *Child Trends’ Criteria for a Better System of Child and Family Indicators *A Brief History of Social Indicators Developments |
Winter/Spring, February/May 2000, Numbers 61 & 62 |
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Summer, August 1999, Number 59 | |
Spring, May 1999, Number 58 | |
Winter, February 1999, Number 57 | |
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Autumn, November 1998, Number 56 | |
Summer, August 1998, Number 55 | |
Spring, May 1998, Number 54 | |
Winter, February 1998, Number 53 | |
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Autumn, November 1997, Number 52 | |
Summer, August 1997, Number 51 | |
Spring, May 1997, Number 50 | |
Winter, February 1997, Number 49 | |
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Autumn, November 1996, Number 48 | |
Summer, August 1996, Number 47 | |
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1990 |
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1986 |
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