About this journal

Currently abstracted/indexed in: Current Index to Statistics, Google Scholar, Web of Science.

Founded in 1967 with the name "Rivista di Statistica Applicata" and renewed in 1989 when it was given its current name, the Italian Journal of Applied Statistics is a quarterly leading journal to foster the results of studies – empirical, methodological, computational and epistemological – in the field of applied statistics.

These studies encompass the whole spectrum of human, social, technological and environmental sciences, including the planning and evaluation of systems, services and policies, and the municipal, regional, national and international organizations.

Topics covered include health, education and welfare, employment, jobs and careers, cultures, minorities, social customs and social deviations, inequality and poverty, leisure, sports, the natural environment, production technology, communication and the information society.

The journal is available also on line. The on line version is parallel and numbered as the paper version of the journal.

"Statistica Applicata - Italian Journal of Applied Statistics" is associated to the following Italian and international journals: