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The Journal of Social Insurance is a national and peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Social Security Experts Association. Since its inception in 2011, the journal has been continuously published twice a year (in January and July), featuring original academic studies in the fields of social security, social policy, health, and related disciplines.
All articles published in the journal undergo a double-blind peer-review process. The journal accepts manuscripts in both Turkish and English. Committed to transparency, academic ethics, and quality in scientific publishing, The Journal of Social Insurance Dergisi aims to contribute to national knowledge production while enhancing its visibility at the international level.
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Journal Information
e-ISSN
2687-332X
ISSN
2146-5649
Founded
2011
Publisher
Sosyal Güvenlik Uzmanları Derneği
Coordinator of Scientific Publishing
Özer Metin
byk@sguder.org.tr
Primary Editor
Dr.
Hülya Özuysal
ozuysalhulya@gmail.com
Publication Model
Periodical Publication (January - July)
Indexes
TR Dizin
Editorial Announcement: Notification on the Increase in the Number of Articles Published per Issue
Since its inception in 2011, our journal has been published uninterruptedly and has gained significant recognition and prestige within the academic community thanks to its well-established scholarly foundation, consistent publication policy, and commitment to publishing high-quality content.
In recent years, alongside the quantitative increase in submissions received by our journal, the rising scientific quality, thematic diversity, and potential contribution of these studies to the field have also been notable. Taking these factors into consideration, a decision has been made to increase the number of articles published in each issue starting from the July 2025 issue (including the 2025 Special Issue: “Social Security in the 21st Century: New Risks, New Solutions”).
This decision reflects not merely a quantitative expansion but a strategic effort to broaden the journal’s academic representation, respond more effectively to contemporary scientific discussions, and provide more publishing opportunities for researchers. The integrity of the journal’s publication process will be maintained with the same rigor, including strict adherence to double-blind peer review, ethical publishing standards, and the evaluation criteria of TRDizin.
This policy change is publicly declared in accordance with our commitment to transparency. Our editorial team will continue to uphold high standards in maintaining content balance between issues, the proportion of original research articles, and the robustness of the peer-review process.