Founded in 1974, Social Justice is widely respected and acknowledged for its timely special issues and high editing standards. Not only is the journal frequently cited by students, academicians, and professionals, but many of the articles we have run have also been reprinted in academic readers. In addition, many of the issues produced have been adopted for classroom use. Social Justice is carried by law and major public libraries, private and public institutions, and university collections. Of the more than 1,000 subscribers, 300 are foreign. The latter are clustered primarily in Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Mexico. Another 750 copies of each issue are sold on newsstands and better bookstores via our distributors, which include Ingram, B. DeBoer, Ubiquity, and others.