Social Change
Social change is a fundamental concept and area of inquiry within the social sciences that denotes the significant alteration of social structures, institutions, norms, values, and practices across populations or societies over time. It encompasses the study of the processes, drivers, patterns, and consequences of these transformations, providing essential frameworks for analyzing societal dynamics, evolution, and challenges.
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4.4M
Citations
78.5K
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8.6K
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2017–2026
11K
62.9K
Research papers and scholarly works on Social Change.
| Year | Citations | |
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2000 | 29K | |
2019 | 19.7K | |
1990 | 19.5K | |
2000 | 14.8K | |
1995 | 13.9K |
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Leading researchers in Social Change. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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TP Harvard University Press | 30 | 11.3K | 27 |
GR University of Maryland, College Park | 36 | 5.5K | 25 |
FF University of Pennsylvania | 30 | 2.6K | 24 |
AI Stanford University | 28 | 1.7K | 24 |
IW Binghamton University | 29 | 4.2K | 24 |
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Leading universities and research organizations in Social Change. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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Ann Arbor, United States | 499 | 61.6K | 96 |
Berkeley, United States | 443 | 87.1K | 88 |
Oxford, United Kingdom | 489 | 36.4K | 81 |
Stanford, United States | 317 | 37.8K | 79 |
![]() Manchester, United Kingdom | 428 | 29.4K | 76 |
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Leading journals and conferences in Social Change. Counts cover only their publications on this concept, not their overall record.
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2.2K | 347.3K | 234 | |
1.1K | 166K | 185 | |
625 | 131.9K | 150 | |
797 | 84.3K | 139 | |
335 | 54.6K | 105 |
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