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Established in 1966

To secure and develop personal and collegial contacts
between sociologists of science throughout the world;
to encourage the international dissemination and exchange
of information, developments and activities in the field
of sociology of science; to facilitate and promote international
meetings and research; to help actively individuals and
organisations in countries not represented to use the
Committee and its facilities.
Statutes
RC23
website
Webpage responsible:
Czarina Saloma, Dept of Sociology & Anthropology,
Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines, csaloma@ateneo.edu
The objectives of this website is to keep members
informed, in "real time", of current issues
taking place in the world of S&T. Relevant information
is posted as soon as is received. It includes news, notes,
forthcoming congresses, reports, advances of research,
reflections and other interesting materials. RC23 members
are encouraged to consult and contribute to this site
as a means to make it a relevant instrument of your daily
work. Contributions and suggestions could be addressed
to Jaime Jimenez, President, and Ralph Matthews, Secretary.
President
Jaime
Jiménez, IIMAS, UNAM, México, jjimen@servidor.unam.mx
Vice-President
Jochen
Glaser,
Australian National University, Australia
Secretary
Czarina
Saloma Akpedonu,
Ateneo Manila University, Philippines, csaloma@ateneo.edu
Board Members
Maarten A. Mentzel, Netherlands
Laura Cruz Castro,
CSIC, Spain
Duvvuru Jayalakshmi,
University of Madras, India
Paulo Roberto
Martins, Brazil
Torin Monahan,
Arizona State University, USA
Juha
Tuunainen, University of Helsinki, Findland
Ralph
Matthews,
University of British Columbia, Canada


RC02 Economy
and Society
RC04 Sociology
of Education
RC24 Environment
and Society
The European Association
for the Study of Science and Technology

RC23 Newsletter. Editor: Jaime JIMENEZ.
Issue 5, November 2007 [pdf file, 190 KB]
Our NEWSLETTER
aims to be a means of communication among RC23 members
as well as people interested in S&T research in all
its manifestations. It is published non-periodically according
to the needs of our scientific community. In addition
to news of events organized by our RC, or related to S&T
themes, we include reports of past events, announcements
from our membership, reports of new publications, books
and paper reviews, academic contributions from our readers,
lists of members that includes current interests, members'
work in progress, their moves and promotions. We hope
the NEWSLETTER
becomes an effective tool for interaction among us that
truly helps the enhancement of our academic life.

Dues: $20 for a 4-year period.ISA membership
registration form is available on http://www.isa-sociology.org/memb_i/index.htm
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