Call for Papers: Population Review’s Special Collection on Demography of Sexuality

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Population Review, published since 1957, is excited to invite submissions for

high-quality quantitative research papers on the broad theme of the

Demography of Sexuality. Papers may include a variety of topics focused on the

quantitative examination of the LGBTQ population, including but not limited to

issues concerning measurement, prevalence, segregation, migration, families,

labor market, and health.

This special collection is guest edited by Prof. Amanda Baumle, the editor of

International Handbook on the Demography of Sexuality (2013) and author of

the following books: Legalizing LGBT Families: How the Law Shapes Parenthood

(2015); Same-Sex Partners: The Social Demography of Sexual Orientation

(2009); and Sex Discrimination and Law Firm Culture on the Internet:

Lawyers at the ‘Information Age Water Cooler’ (2009). In addition, Dr. Baumle

has published a dozen articles on sexuality in journals including Journal of

Marriage and Family, Social Science Research, Social Forces, and Social Science

Quarterly.

This is an open call through 2016. Papers will be published in the order they

receive acceptance.

Benefits of publishing with Population Review:

 All articles go through a double blind peer-review process;

 All accepted articles proceed to publication immediately after

acceptance;

 Population Review is indexed/abstracted in: SCOPUS (Elsevier), Project

MUSE (Premium Collection, Standard Collection, Social Sciences

Collection, and Research Collection), Periodicals Contents Index,

International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS), ProQuest CSA

Sociological Abstracts, International Bibliography of Periodical

Literature in the Humanities and Social Sciences (IBZ), International

Bibliography of Book Reviews of Scholarly Literature in the Humanities

and Social Sciences (IBR), POPLINE, EBSCO Electronic Journals Service

(EJSGoogle Scholar, Index Islamicus, Magazines for Libraries, PAIS

International, Population Index, and OCLC (WorldCat).

Population Review: http://populationreview.com/

 

Guest Editor:

Dr. Amanda Baumle

Associate Professor

Department of Sociology

University of Houston

akbaumle@uh.edu

 

For submissions:

Please email

hpals@tamu.edu