Working Groups
WG08 Society and Emotions
Thematic Group 08 established in 2016. Upgraded to Working Group 08 in 2020.
Objectives
The sociology of emotions constitutes a vibrant research field within the broader discipline of sociology. It draws upon 40 years of history of inquiry into emotions in social contexts. It has made important contributions to sociological theorizing and historical sociology as well as the sociology of organizations, professions, technology, social movements and power, as well as numerous other sociological fields.
The Working Group 08 on Society and Emotions will allow to pool together hitherto scattered knowledge in this field of research. While learning from national and continental diversities, it aims to accelerate the development. Apart from sociologists, any interested researchers coming from work organizations, management, social work, economics, medicine, law, cultural studies, history, philosophy, social movement activism or any other field of activity in which emotions possess high relevance are welcome to join.
The Working Work Group on Society and Emotions would pursue the following aims: (i) to encourage the worldwide exchange of research findings, methodological advances and theoretical developments relevant to the sociology of emotions; (ii) to promote international meetings and research collaboration by scholars and practitioners interested in the sociology of emotions; (iii) to develop international contacts among sociologists, professionals and social activists interested in the sociology of emotions; and (iv) to support shared publication efforts.
More information
WG08 websiteBoard 2018 - 2022. Extended 2023
| President | Helena FLAM, University of Leipzig, Germany, flam@sozio.uni-leipzig.de | |
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| Vice-Presidents | Jack BARBALET, Australian Catholic University, Australia Gada MAHROUSE, Concordia University, Canada Adrian SCRIBANO, CONICET, Argentina |
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| Secretary/Treasurer | Xiaoying QI, Australian Catholic University, Australia, Xiaoying.Qi@acu.edu.au | |
| Webpage | Alice POMA, UNAM, Mexico Tommaso GRAVANTE, UNAM, Mexico |
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| Newsletter | Mariana NOBILE, FLACSO, Argentina, mnobile@flacso.org.ar | |
Program Coordinators for IV ISA Forum 2020 are:
Helena FLAM, flam@sozio.uni-leipzig.de
Pedro LISDERO, pedrolisdero@gmail.com
Gabriela VERGARA, gabivergaramattar@gmail.com
Newsletter
Available on WG08 website.
Membership
Dues USD 10 for a 4-year period.
ISA membership registration form is available on https://isa.enoah.com/Sign-In.