Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour advances understandings of social behaviour, that is, people acting in relation to, or being constituted through, the social world of other people, institutions, and material and symbolic culture.

The Journal aims to challenge theoretical assumptions, stimulate the development of new and productive theoretical approaches, and translate those advances into innovative methods for research.

Any discipline or approach that contributes to the Journal’s aim is welcome. Disciplines frequently represented include psychology, sociology, philosophy, communication studies, and anthropology.