Magazines & Newsletter

• GESIS Report
  will deliver news and facts from the GESIS and its four locations in Mannheim, Cologne, Bonn and Berlin.
• ZA-Information
  The ZA-Informationen reports on, among other things, the new holdings of the archive, conferences and research results from secondary analysis. It has appeared every year since 1978 in May and November, and can be provided to interested users free of charge (together with ZUMA-Nachrichten).
• ZUMA News / ZUMA-Nachrichten 
  The ZUMA-Nachrichten have been published every year since 1978 in May and November. It contains, on more than 100 pages, among other things, the research results, projects, conference deadlines, new developments in the EDV - area.
• ZUMA News Special / ZUMA-Nachrichten Spezial 
  They are served to document the research stand of bigger work or research areas at ZUMA or to introduce the results of meetings and symposiums.
• IZ Telegram
  The IZ-Telegram appears 4 time per year and provides information on new developments in IZ.
• HSR - Historical Social Research / Historische Sozialforschung
  The HSR is a bilingual international journal focusing on the use of formal methods in history and appears 4 times per year. Alongside scientific articles, the HSF contains special sections with information on data and archives, on methodological developments, on computer applications in the "Humanities", announcements and reports on scientific conferences, reviews, and so on. In the HSR Supplement series, a set of lecture notes from Historical Social Research is published every year.
• Social Indicators Information Service / Informationsdienst Soziale Indikatoren - ISI
  The Informationsdienst Soziale Indikatoren has appeared twice a year since 1989. It contains articles on social welfare reporting and presents information on the activities of and results from national and international social indicator research.
• Newsletter Eastern Europe
  The Newsletter "Social Science in Eastern Europe" contains current information on all questions contingent upon the social sciences in Eastern Europe.