This collection includes 63 peer-reviewed journal backfiles, published by SAGE and participating societies, encompassing over 52,000 articles. The purchase or lease of this package will include access from 1998 back to volume 1, issue 1, of each journal (where available).
Since our founding in 1965, SAGE has passionately advocated for the social sciences. SAGE has developed a high-quality portfolio of journals across the social science disciplines, publishing the work of many leading authors, researchers and societies across the field, disseminating their research globally and nurturing emerging disciplines such as urban affairs and behavioural science.
Sage Backfile Packages include electronic access to more than 630 peer-reviewed journal backfiles and over 860,000 articles. This is a one-time purchase with upgrade opportunities and a minimal hosting fee. Coverage is through the last issue of 1998 back to volume one, issue one* (content from 1999 to present included with a Sage Premier subscription).
The following is a complete list of SAGE journals listed by alphabetic order. Click on each letter then journal title to link to the individual rate card.
Mental health of women is often looked at from a biomedical lens. Often issues resulting out of globalising economic and cultural forces are neglected. The concepts of mental illness, distress are not just determined by the structures present in society but are also mediated by the interaction between the structures and individuals.
‘Social exclusion’ referred to those who were not protected by the welfare state and were considered social misfits. The ‘socially excluded’ encompasses the mentally and physically handicapped, the aged and invalid, drug users, delinquents and suicidal people. It essentially includes those who were marginalised by main stream society, prominent among them being the mentally ill. The negative consequences of social exclusion are compounded by a stigmatising attitude to the mentally ill.
Companies are basically using two types of advertising appeals in the advertisements to communicate with the customers which are rational or informational appeal and emotional or transformational appeals. However, the effectiveness of the advertising message depends upon a number of factors such as presentation style, attractiveness of the endorsers, creative appeal, etc. Nonetheless, advertisers are very much interested in knowing how consumers process the information provided in the advertisement and how they perceive it, as it directly affects the response of the consumer.
15 January 2018: Endorsements are advertising messages which reflect findings or experience of someone other than the sponsor. It can be in the form of verbal statements, demonstrations or depictions of the name, signature, likeness or other identifying personal characteristics of an individual or the name or seal of an organization. Most of the endorsement advertisement includes celebrities, consumer, company professionals and experts.
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