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2025

2025. O’Conner, et al. What explains the well-being differences between immigrant and native adolescents. (WP No. 13). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17567901

2025. Fengyu Wu and Francesco Sarracino. Social Capital Shapes the Relationship Between Well-being and Spending. (WP No. 12). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17452574

2025. Martijn Burger, et al. Using Subjective Well-being to Track Human Progress in Dashboards. (WP No. 11). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17432479

2025. Giulia Slater and Francesco Sarracino. The costs of social and environmental degradation in affluent economies. (WP No. 10). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17432407

2024

2024. Ekaterina Oparina, Andrew E. Clark, Richard Layard. The Easterlin Paradox at 50. (WP No. 9). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17432347

2024. Gael Brule, Maria Caiata Zufferey, Agnes Duma. Evaluating Health-related Quality of Life HRQoL Scales for Rare Diseases from a Quality of Life QoL Perspective. (WP No. 8). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17432301

2024. Alan Piper. In a dark wood: an exploration of the midlife low in human wellbeing and a research agenda. (WP No. 7). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17432256

2024. Eric Barberà Mas Ferran Mañé. Defining Well-Being Towards Common Language. (WP No. 6). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17424011

2024. Annie Tubadji and Hans Dietrich. Cultural Discrimination and Behavioural Polarization. (WP No. 5). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17636603

2024. Francesco Sarracino and Giulia Slater. The Trust Paradox. (WP No. 4). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17636707

2024. Georg P. Mueller. Measuring the Gender Inequality of Education: An Information Theoretic Approach. (WP No. 3). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17636795

2023

2023. Ruut Veenhoven and Silke Kegel. Is Life Really Getting Worse. (WP No. 2). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17636875

2023. Kelsey J. O'Connor. Measuring Societal Progress. (WP No. 1). [PDF]. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17637004

Call for Papers: ISQOLS Working Paper Series (WPS) on Quality-of-Life (QOL)

Purpose

The ISQOLS Working Paper Series (WPS) serves as a platform for ISQOLS members to share and read working papers. This initiative aims to foster the rapid exchange of the latest research in the field, advance Quality-of-Life (QOL) concepts and measurements, and enhance the quality of research by receiving valuable feedback from the ISQOLS community and increased visibility of submitted findings.

Procedure after submission

Every submission first undergoes a critical review by our WPS Editorial Chief, Prof. Carol Graham; former ISQOLS President, current ISQOLS Board members, and/or other QOL experts on specific occasions. Authors are expected to receive feedback on their work within one month of the submission date. Upon Prof. Graham’s review and approval, the paper will be officially posted and permanently hosted as a preliminary QOL and highlighted in the E-News newsletter, with a record of download hits.

Submission guidelines

All ISQOLS members are welcome to submit. There are no specific submission deadlines.

Papers should be sent to office@isqols.org with “ISQOLS WPS” in the subject line.

Manuscripts must be a full draft in English.

The submission implies that the author has the right to distribute the manuscript and that it has not been previously published. All co-authors and relevant institutions should approve its release.

ISQOLS is not legally responsible for any compensation claims related to submitted manuscripts.

Authors are encouraged to provide their contact details and remain open to constructive input from the ISQOLS community.

Formatting Requirements

  • Submit manuscripts in Word (.docx or .doc format).
  • Use a 10-point Times Roman font for the text.
  • *Italicize text* for emphasis.
  • Use automatic page numbering and avoid field functions.
  • Use tab stops, not the space bar, for indents.
  • Construct tables using the table function (not spreadsheets).
  • Use the equation editor or MathType for equations.

By participating in the WPS, authors benefit from constructive feedback that enhances the quality and impact of their research. We look forward to your submissions!

 



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