Research Committees
RC08 History of Sociology
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Objectives
To develop international contacts among scholars engaged in studying the history of sociology, to promote research in this field, and to encourage the international dissemination of such research.
To know more about the history of RC08, go to Bulletin 30 (1982), pp. 17-19.
Board 2023-2027
| President | Fran COLLYER, University of Wollongong, Australia, fcollyer@uow.edu.au |
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| Vice-presidents | Matteo BORTOLINI, University of Padua, Italy Joao Marcelo EHLERT MAIA, Brazil |
| Secretary | Diego Ezequiel PEREYRA, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires-CONICET & Universidad Nacional de Lanús, Argentina, diegoepereyra@yahoo.com.ar |
| Treasurer | Philipp ALTMANN, Universidad Central del Ecuador, Ecuador, philippaltmann@gmx.de |
| Steering Committee Members | Hon-Fai CHEN, Lingnan University, Hong Kong Matthias DULLER, Central European University, Vienna, Austria Hedvig EKERWALD, Sweden Paul K. JONES, The Australian National University, Australia Juan Jesus MORALES MARTIN, Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez, Chile Paolo PARRA SAIANI, University of Genoa, Italy Clara Ines RUVITUSO, Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut, Berlin, Germany Marek SKOVAJSA, Charles University, Czech Republic Lidiane SOARES RODRIGUES, Federal University of Sao Carlos, Brazil |
Program Coordinator for 5th ISA Forum of Sociology 2025 is:
Matteo BORTOLINI, matteo.bortolini@unipd.it
Membership
Dues USD 30 (USD 15 discount) for a 4 year period.
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Newsletter
In addition to news of conference plans, RCHS Newsletter also includes lists of members and their addresses, details of new members and their special interests, details of new publications by members, news and notes about such matters as archives, conferences of other bodies, book recommendations, members' work in progress, members' moves and promotions, and obituaries of members who have died. It is hoped to start a series of short accounts of work in the history of sociology incountries whose languages are less widely spoken among the membership, to encourage wider communication.
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