Mankind Quarterly

Mankind Quarterly is a distinguished academic journal that has been at the forefront of social research since its inception in 1961 in Edinburgh, UK. With a rich history, the publication moved to the United States in 1979 and, in January 2015, was taken over by the Ulster Institute for Social Research. As of January 2025, Mankind Quarterly is now published by Mankind Publishing House, based in the U.S.

The journal features a diverse array of scholarly articles, focusing on topics such as demographic trends, sexual dimorphism, and various sociocultural factors influencing human behavior. Recent issues have explored significant themes, including the psychological aspects of hope and hopelessness, descriptions of nutritional status among preschool children in India, and the challenges faced by Congolese refugees in South Africa. Mankind Quarterly aims to provide insights through rigorous research, making it an essential resource for authors, researchers, and institutions interested in advancements in social science. A subscription plan is available for both individuals and institutions, enhancing accessibility to valuable scholarly content.