The purpose of this article is to examine the articles published between 2011-2019 in terms of bibliometric features in the Journal of Social Security, which is an international, peer-reviewed and scientific journal. In order to contribute to the field of social security, 138 articles from the journal,which is published twice a year, have been reached within the scope of the years discussed and the articles reached have been examined in terms of their bibliometric features. As a result of the examinations; considering the multi-authorship status, more individual work is preferred. When we look at the title of the authors, more articles have been published with the titles of Prof. Dr. and Dr. Lecturer, A total of 70 institutions, including the top three publishing institutions, Hacettepe University, Ankara University and Gazi University, have contributed to this study. 84 percent of the articles were written by universities and 16 percent by non-university institutions. Considering the use of resources, 53 percent domestic resources and 47 percent foreign resources have been used. As the source type, journals, books and other sources have been preferred respectively. When the citation status is examined, a total of 830 citations have been made to the Social Security Journal, and the number of self citations is 49. The average number of pages of the articles is 34. Considering the languages of the articles, 92 percent are published in Turkish and 8 percent in English.