RJ aims to provide a representation of the quality and breadth of current research in the humanities and social sciences through the yearbook.
Every year, an overarching theme is explored based on the research supported by the foundation. The yearbook consists of standalone booklets that are compiled into a box. The main theme is followed by a number of in-depth explorations, where each booklet stands on its own but also forms a cohesive whole on the given topic.

What is a fair punishment – and a just peace? Does digitalisation create justice? Can nature be granted rights?

In 2024's Yearbook, researchers tackle one of the big questions of our time: failures.

What is the importance of the seven deadly sins in contemporary Sweden?

Digitalisation is everywhere, but how does it effect society and people?

The book is devoted to what are at once simple and infinite: words and language.

Thinking ahead, research funding and the future.