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Established in 1968
The purpose is to promote theoretically grounded empirical
research on: the sources and character of social problems;
the planning and administration of social programs; and
more generally, public policies and intervention strategies
aimed at alleviating social problems and influencing the
society in that regard (Article I of the Statutes of RC
19). The Committee especially encourages comparative research.
Thus, membership to RC19 is open to scholars actively
engaged in research and/or teaching on the subjects mentioned
above.
Constitution
President
Ann Orloff, Northwestern University, USA,
a-orloff@northwestern.edu
Vice-Presidents
Julia S.
O'Connor,
University of Ulster, UK, js.oconnor@ulst.ac.uk
Joakim Palme,
Institute for Future Studies,
Sweden, joakim.palme@framtidsstudier.se
Secretary/Treasurer
Daniel
Beland, University of Saskatchewan, Canada, daniel.beland@usask.ca
Board Members
Valeria Fargion,University of Florence, Italy, valeria.fargion@unifi.it
Torben Fridberg,
Danish National Institute
of Social Research, Denmark, TF@sfi.dk
Ana M.
Guillen,
Universidad Oviedo, Spain, aguillen@uniovi.es
Huck-Ju
Kwon,
Sung Kyun Kwan University,
Korea, hkwon@skku.edu
RC19 Annual Conference
The Future of Social Citizenship: Politics, Institutions and Outcomes
Stockholm, Sweden
September 4 - 6, 2008
Abstract submissions: February 15, 2008
Once or twice a year distributed by e-mail/mail. Edited
by the RC19 President and the Secretary.
Fall 2007 issue, PDF file, [72 FB]
Dues for 4-year period are USD 35.ISA membership
registration form is available on http://www.isa-sociology.org/memb_i/index.htm
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