Established in 1988

To pursue a broadly based approach to the interrelationship between sociological and demographic phenomena. Specifically, the RC41 is concerned with how sociological phenomena affect population structure and processes and vice versa. Both macro and micro approaches are encouraged as well as research addressed to integrating these two levels of analysis. The RC41 will focus on conceptual and methodological development with the primary goal being an integrated and cumulative approach to the study of the articulation between population and social structure. Emphasis will be placed on cross-cultural research with a maximum exchange of research findings. Special attention is given to policy-relevant research.

Bylaws [ PDF file, 67 KB]

RC41 website

President
Encarnación Aracil, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain, enaracil@cps.ucm.es
Vice-President
Devanayaka Sundaram, India
Secretary
Joseph Troisi, University of Malta, Malta, joseph.troisi@um.edu.mt
Treasurer
Elena Bastida-Gonzalez, USA, bastida@panam.edu
Members
Rosa María Camarena-Cordova, UNAM, Mexico
Gloria Luz Nelson, University of the Philippines, Philippines
Ofra Anson, Ben Gurion University, Israel
Ex-officio
Bali Ram, Canada





RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations
RC06 Family Research
RC11 Sociology of Aging
RC15 Sociology of Health
RC31 Sociology of Migration

RC41 Newsletter, May 2008, pdf file, [123 KB]

Dues: $20 (discount $10) for a 4-year period;ISA membership registration form is available on http://www.isa-sociology.org/memb_i/index.htm