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Collective Members |
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of collective members of the International Sociological Association:
regular and affiliated. (See for a list of current Collective
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| Regular
collective members |
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This category
of membership is for countrywide associations of sociology
duly established for scientific purposes which are open
to all active sociologists. They are admitted by a decision
of the Executive
Committee, subject to ratification by the Council of
National Associations.
Benefits
- Members receive
one copy of ISA publications: Current
Sociology, International
Sociology and the Directory of ISA Members.
- Possibility of collaboration on producing Current Sociology monographs.
- Voting rights at
two major decision making bodies of the ISA: Council of
National Associations and Assembly of Councils.
- Home page at the
ISA web site or a hot link with its own.
- Possibility of having your local journals listed on the ISA website.
- Reception of isagram,
an electronic newsletter containing announcements of the
forthcoming conferences, calls for papers and manuscripts,
prizes, competitions, etc.
- Possibility of having
its announcements circulated, free of charge, in isagram
to ISA members.
- Possibility of grant
for special activities
- Possibility of organising
sessions at ISA World Congress of Sociology
Annual fees
You may choose to have annual fees calculated either as
1% of your association's annual budget or 1US$ per each
member per year. A minimum annual fee is US$ 300 for countries with economies
in Category A and B, and US$ 150 for economies in Category
C (See the Table
of Economies to identify the category of the economy of your country.) and
a maximum annual fee is US$ 5000 (or more if desired).
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| Affiliated
collective members |
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category of membership is for research institutions and universities
or their departments, as well as other associations of sociologists
active in the field of sociology.
An affiliated collective
member from a country or groups of countries not represented
in the ISA by a national sociological association, may be
granted temporary regular collective member status by the
Executive Committee, subject to ratification by the Council
of National Associations.
Benefits
- Members receive
one copy of ISA publications: Current
Sociology, International
Sociology and the Directory of ISA Members.
- Possibility of collaboration on producing Current Sociology monographs.
- Home page at the
ISA web site or a hot link with your own.
- Possibility of having your local journals listed on the ISA website.
- Reception of isagram,
an electronic newsletter containing announcements of the
forthcoming conferences, calls for papers and manuscripts,
prizes, competitions, etc.
- Possibility of having
your announcements circulated, free of charge, in isagram
to ISA members
- Your association
gets listed in the Directory of ISA Members
Annual fees
Membership fees are divided into 3 categories, A, B and
C, according to the gross national income per capita
of the economy of countries. See the Table
of Economies to identify the categoy of the economy of your country.
Annual fees for each
category are:
| Category A |
US$
175 |
| Category B |
US$
85 |
| Category C |
US$
60 |
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