Human beings live in the realm of the possible as much as they do in the here and now of daily experience. We dream, hope, anticipate and create, exploring news spaces of possibility for ourselves and for others while being faced, at all times, with different kinds of impossibility. The concept of the possible designates the way in which individuals, groups and societies go beyond 'what is' and engage with 'what could be', 'what is to come', 'what could have been' and 'what can never be'. View full journal description
Browse by
Articles most recently published online for this journal.
Most read articles in this journal in the last 6 months.
Most cited articles published in this journal in the last 3 years. These statistics are updated weekly using data sourced exclusively from CrossRef.
Articles with the highest Altmetric score from the last 3 months, indicating influence and impact.
You might be interested in
Publish with us
Authors will enjoy:
- Rigorous peer review of your research
- Prompt publishing
- Multidisciplinary audience
- High visibility for global exposure
Call for papers
Learn more about Possibility Studies & Society’s 2026 Special Issue calls for papers.
Sage discipline hubs
Explore the content from across our disciplines, including the latest journal articles, special issues, and related books and digital library content.
Facebook
X
LinkedIn
YouTube
RSS feed
Email alerts