The European Journal of Sociology, as an important journal in the field of sociological research, continuously promotes the academic community's in-depth understanding of complex social phenomena. The journal not only publishes innovative research results in the field of sociology but also especially encourages interdisciplinary research to examine and interpret social issues from different perspectives, thereby enriching the research horizons of sociology.

The magazine's contribution to comparative sociology and historical sociology is particularly prominent. It reveals the universal laws and particularities of social change and development by publishing comparative studies across different cultures, periods, and social structures. In addition, the magazine's open methodological stance provides researchers with a broad research space. Whether it is qualitative research such as in-depth interviews and participant observation, or quantitative research such as statistical analysis and experimental design, there is a platform to showcase in this journal.

By promoting the exchange and integration of European and non-European sociological research, the magazine is gradually becoming an international stage for global sociologists to exchange ideas and share discoveries. The magazine's goal not only helps to enhance the international level of sociological research but also provides a diverse perspective and in-depth analysis for solving common social issues in the context of globalization. Through these efforts, the journal is contributing to the construction of a more open and inclusive sociological academic community.