The Canadian Review of Sociology / Revue canadienne de sociologie (CRS/RCS) is not only the official publication of the Canadian Sociological Association but also an important academic exchange platform in the field of sociology. This journal is renowned for its commitment to academic innovation and research depth, encouraging scholars to propose new theoretical perspectives and empirical studies to continuously expand the boundaries of sociology. The research topics covered by CRS/RCS are extensive, ranging from social structure, cultural dynamics to social change, providing a rich perspective on the diversity and complexity of sociology.

The publication of this journal is not only a showcase of Canadian sociological research but also a contribution to the international academic community. It provides scholars worldwide with a window into the dynamics of sociological research in Canada and offers Canadian scholars a platform to present their research findings to international peers. The publication of CRS/RCS has strengthened international exchange and cooperation in sociological research, promoting academic exchange across different cultural and social contexts.Furthermore, CRS/RCS places special emphasis on the diversity and innovation of methodology, encouraging the use of various research methods such as qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods to meet the needs of different research questions. This open and inclusive attitude enables CRS/RCS to attract scholars from different academic backgrounds to jointly promote in-depth development of sociological research. In this way, CRS/RCS not only provides a high-quality publication channel for sociological research but also cultivates a culture of critical thinking and innovative research within the academic community.