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Back: Artur Meier Parry Michael Martin Albrow Erik Allardt Secretary to UCCP Front: Robert Harris Margaret Archer Lyn Evans UCC Bursar Deputy Principal UCC

A~ter more than ayear of preparatory work by the Publications Committee under the ac t í ve chairmanship of Margaret Archer, a contract has been signed on

January ~, 1985 between the ün í ve r-s í t y College Cardlff Press and the Int.er-na t í.onaI SccIc Icg í.ca I Assoclatlor for publlshing a new journal of the :Sk, IN'!ERNATIONALSOCIOLOGY.The ~irst year or publication wl11 be ' 986 and ~our .ssues of 112 pages a year are p:anned.

E:itorial poLí cy has beer. form' ~ateó and editorial advisers are be íng app oant.e c or a I%rldwide baS1S. ':'he journa. wi11 pr-ov to e a pub.lcation opportun.ty ~or papers witr. i.nt.er-nat rena t , cr-cs e-cu Lt.ura; ano ceepar-at í ve mt.er-e st , whe"e the results of work in one Loca t í.on or field are worth convey ing to socio:ogists in t ne world at large and in many flelos. lt lS intended that the journal should be representative of wide~y dlfferent o"lentations ano national and c ltural bacKgrounds.

Artie es in the journal are expected to meet one or more of the fo ~o._ng objeetives: advance the discipline ln fundamenta. issues of theo"v ano methodj pr-oví.de new eir-ec t rons in empirlca: "esearchj identify social processes and developments wh.ch have cr-o s s -nat Icna; s í gn í.r í cance j ana1yse aspects of inte"national social structure ano changej undertake comparative soc o oglcal analysisj promote lnternationa. and c"oss-cultura: understandlngj demonst"ate the POl1CY r-erevance of soc aoLcgy apP:led to major social problems an tne wo:-:o.

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EXECUTIVE CResearch Council: Sociaux, Paris, France Martin Albrow, Editor: Jacques Dofny INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY Département de Sociologie Melvin Kohn James Beckford, Editor: Université de Montréal National Institute of Mental CURRENT SOCIOLOGY C.P. 6128, Succ."A" Health,Washington, USA Céline Saint-Pierre, Editor: Montréal, Québec H3C 3J7 SAGE STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL Canada Philip M. Mbithi SOCIOLOGY University of Nairobi, Kenya Erik Allardt, Finland Vice-President, Chairperson, Fernando H. Cardoso, Brazil Hembership & Finance Artur Meier Leo P. Chall, USA (observer) Collllllittee: Academy of Educational Issam El-Zaim, Syria Khatchik Momdjan Sciences, Berlin, GDR Orlando Fals Borda, Colombia Soviet Sociological Assoc. Marie Haug, USA Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35-5 Enzo Mingione Kurt Jonassohn, Canada 117259 Moscow, USSR University of Messina, Italy Shogo Koyano, Japan Artur Meier, GDR Vice-President, Chairperson, EIse tJyen Andrée Michel, France Program CoaIII.ittee: University of Bergen, Norway Gennadi Osipov, USSR Joji Watanuki Naka-Cho 2-12-11-606 Erwin Scheuch Program Committee: Musashino-Shi, Tokyo 180 University of Koln, FRG Joji Watanuki, Chairperson Japan Akinsola Akiwowo, Nigeria Margaret Archer, England Past President 1918-1982: Executive Secretary: Igor Bestuzhev-Lada, USSR Ulf Himmelstrand Felix Geyer Fernando H. Cardoso, Brazil Institute of Sociology Deputy Executive Secretaries: Alessandro Cavalli, Italy Uppsala University Izabela Barlinska and Jacques Dofny, Canada Box 513 Peter Reinsch S.C. Dube,India S-751 20 Uppsala Issam El-Zaim, Syria Sweden SUB-C

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Printed by de Boer-Cuperus Ltd., Utrecht,The Netherlands One should use the opportunity of being in a sociologically and otherwise highly interesting FROH THE SECRETARIAT and exotic country, where one may not so quickly go back another time, to really see it for an additional week or two at a relatively small extra A passage to India: costo India is an immensely varied country in In February, an ISA delegation visited India for nearly all conceivable respects: culture, an on-site inspection of the existing facilities landscape, religion, climate. And to really see and for coordinating the activities of the Indian it, one surely has to venture outside NewDelhi, Organizing Committee (INOC) and the Secretariat. which is not India - like NewYork is not the US. It consisted of Enzo Mingione, congress organizer However, I start sounding more like an ad-libbing Mrs. Quirine Laman Trip - the director of QLT tour operator than a serious sociologist. So let's Convention Services in Amsterdam, who will help move to the intellectual side. But not before the Secretariat and INOCto organize the World giving you one last bit of advice: India is a very Congress in the most professional way possible - romantic country, and will not fail to impress and your secretary. As a result of our visito it even the most world-weary cynic. So take your was decided that TCI, Travel Corporation (India), partner along - it will be the experience of a will be our local tour opera tor. They will not lifetime! (And your psychoanalyst is on holidays only take care of organizational matters anyway in August; besides, a guru is cheaper.) regarding the Congress itself, like hotel registrations and shuttle bus service, but will As for the Congress itself: also offer pre- and post-congress t our-s , in 'modular packages' that will allow you to put Intellectually, there will be plenty of food for your own trip together, on the dates that suit thought: with 27 symposia sessions and some 400 you best, and to the places tha t interest you Research Committees' sessions, not to speak of Ad mosto Detailed information on these tours will Hoc Groups and SSO sessions, and with some 2500 appear in the Fall issue of the ISA Bulletin, papers expected, there are surely some pearls to which will also contain registration forms and pick for everyone, if you know how to pick them. hotel booking forms. Moreover, India is a country with a large and well developed sociological community - which was one It is too early as yet to give you exact of the reasons for choosing Delhi - and Indian information on what may interest you most: colleagues are actively involved in a majority of roundtrip prices to NewDelhi and hotel prices. the sessions. This is therefore a unique Here again, we have to refer you to the Fall opportunity to meet them, especially at a congress issue, although it may come as a pleasant about social change - about which they will tell surprise that roundtrips to new Delhi from New you from first-hand experience, living in the York/Toronto/Montreal will most probably be in Third World' s longest experimental laboratory in the US$ 900 r-ange , while roundtrips from West this respecto European airports will be around US$ 550-600. In this respecto we soon hope to finalize nego- Some of you may be taken aback by the sheer tiations with Air India that will result in their proliferation of sessions and papers and may have obtaining the status of official congress developed a resistance against present-day mass carrier, which may in turn result in lower congresses. It certainly cannot be denied this pr í.ces , As for hotels: singles will range from will indeed be a mass congress, with 1000 Indians about US$ 20 to US$ 45 per night (two- to five- and 3500 foreigners expected, you yourself star hotels, all airconditioned). with a limited included! However, this is a tremendous advantage availability of cheaper accomodation at around if one indeed knows how to pick the pearls. It has US$ 10 per night (non-airconditioned) that will become fashionable nowadays in some circles to be given with preference to Third World prefer rela ti vely small expert meet ings over participants and students. Food in India is mass-scale world congresses. And undoubtedly, cheap, and one can have a good meal for a few these small meetings of experts often can further dollars the rapid development of a field. But one should While these prices are emminently reasonable, if realize that the World Congress actually consists not cheap, by present-day European or American of some 50 of these expert conferences running standards, we fully realize that the total cost parallel: the Research Committees, Working Groups, of a trip to India, including the flight, will Ad Hoc Groups. And this offers the unique nevertheless be considerable. However, this is opportunity, in an age where there is virtually no surely not a reason to stay home: on the problem left that does not demand an inter- contrary, all the more reason not to spend all disciplinary app r-oacn , or at least an inter- that money just for a week of intellectual locking of different perspectives. to meet enlightenment, however stimulating that may be. specialists in related fields that may have

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something to convey that is highly pertinent to specific presentations you are interested in. 'No one's own concrete research problems. shows' and resul ting changes in the order of appearance of speakers will be announced early Of course, the problem with a mass congress, and every morning. the reason why some have developed a resistance - A small. but not unimportant aside: you will not against it, is how to select the papers one is have to spend your valuable time looking for a interested in, and how to meet the persons one bank , post office, book store, or an airline would like to talk to. An effort will be made to office to reconfirm or change your flight; all do something about this at the New Delhi these facilities will be offered at the congress Congress: site.Air India, in cooperation with TCI, will - A special Sociological Abstracts issue, have a travel desk in the session hotels. A book containing abstracts of the papers presented, exhibit is planned, with many publishers present, will be airfreighted from the US to New Delhi on where all books on display can be ordered, and time, courtesy of Air India. It will be included where you even may sell your own new manuscript. in each participant's kit, and you can use your first jet-lagged hours after arrival to select With measures like these, we hope to eliminate the the papers you are interested in. possible disadvantages of a mass congress, while - If you are interested moreover in having a maximizing the advantages, allowing you to select stimulating conversation with the man or woman your contacts effectively in spite of seeming behind the paper, we expect to have a com- information overload. puterized alphabetic list of all participants, listing their New Delhi address - wi th even the The choice is up to you: if you are an active room number included. member of a Research Committee. you can either - Most sessions will be concentrated in only two participate in your own small-scale specialist hotels with a frequent shuttle bus service conference, or you can make use of the selection between them.To the extent you want a varied mechanism we will provide you with to meet menu, it will therefore be easy to hop sessions. specialists in other fields whose work you are - Although it is a recurring nightmare at many interested in. large-scale congresses to organize this, we will do our utmost to have speakers present their Felix Geyer papers on time, so that you will not miss Executive Secretary

PRELIHIIIARYPROORAK (F SYMPOSIA, RESEARCHCCl4HITTEES, WORKINGGROOPSANDAD HOCGROOPSSESSlaiS XI WORLDCaiGRES (F SOCIOLOOY,NEW DELHI, INDIA, AUGOST18-23, 1986

The programs presented below were sent to us by the program coordinators of Symposia, Research Committees, Working Groups and Ad Hoc Groups (those recognized by the "Research Council in Cologne, 1984). Scholars wishing to submit a paper are welcomed to write as soon as possible to the relevant session organizer (where none is given, write to the program coordinator).

October 1, 1985 is the deadline for session organizers to submit final (cor-r-ec ted , modified, up-dated) programs to the ISA Secretariat providing the following information on each session: - title of the session - authors (discussants, etc.) title of their papers - address of each author

Anything received later than this date will not be included in the Congress Programme book.

Harch 1, 1986 is the deadline for submitting abstracts of papers to the ISA Secretariat • Forms and instructions for submitting abstracts can be obtained from session organizers. Anything received after this date will not be printed in the "Sociological Abstracts" issue included in the Congress kit.

June 15, 1986 is the deadline for pre-registration with the following fees applicable:

before 15 June'86 after 15 June'86

ISA members $ 100 $ 150 non-ISA members $ 125 $ 175 student ISA members $ 25 $ 35 student no~-ISA members & accompanying persons $ 35 $ 45

2 SYHPOSIUH 1: Sociological Tbeories and Social Session 5: Controversies about Facts and Values Change in Comparative Studies of Social Change Program Coordinator: Allesandro Cavalli Co-Chairs: Stefan Nowak (Inst Sociology, Warsaw Istituto di Sociologia, Universita di Univ, Karowa 18, 00-324 Warsaw, Pavia, Via Mantovani 7, 27100 Pavia, Poland) Italy, tel.382-33983 Yogendra Singh (Cntr Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru Univ, New Session 1: Conceptualizing Social Structure and Mehrauli Rd, New Delhi 110067, India, Social Change: a Critical Analysis tel.652282) Co-Chairs: Andriej Zdravomyslov (Soviet Sociological Assoc., Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35-5, 117259 Moscow, USSR) SYHPOSIUH 111 Science and Technology in Social - to be announced Change

Session 2: Linking Actors and Structures Program Coordinator: Joji Watanuki Co-Chairs: Margaret Archer (Dept Sociology, Univ Naka-Cho 2-12-11-606, Musashino-shi, Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL, United Tokyo 180, Japan, tel.422-516489 Kingdom) Peter M. Blau (25 Claremont Ave, New Session 1: Positive and Negative Impacts of York, NY 10027, USA) Scientific and Technological Development on Society Session 3: The Time Element in Processes of Co-Chairs: Velichko Dobrianov (Inst Sociology, Social Change Moskovska Str 13 A, Sofia 1000, Chair: - to be announced Bulgaria) Roberta Simmons (Dept Sociology, Univ Session 4: Beyond Pluralistic Coexistence: Minnesota, 114 Social Science Bldg., towards Creative Comparison Minneapolis, MS 55455, USA) Co-Chairs: Jeffrey C. Alexander (Dept Sociology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90024, USA) Session 2: Problems of Controlling Scientific and Piotr Sztompka (Inst Sociology, Technological Development Jagiellonian University, Grodzka 52, Co-Chairs: Vilen N. Ivanov (Soviet Sociological 31-004 Cracow, Poland, tel.22129) Assoc, Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35-5, 117259 Moscow, USSR) A. Rahman (National Inst o f Science SYHPOSIUH II: Social Institutions and Change and Technology and Development Studies, Hillside Rd, New Delhi 10012, Program Coordinator: Melvin Kohn India) National Inst Health, Bldg. 31, Room 4C-ll, Bethesda, MD 20205, USA, Session 3: The Information and Communication tel.301-4963383 Revolution and its Impact on National and International Power Structures Session 1: Changes within Institutions Co-Chairs: Eddie C. Yo Kuo (Dept Sociology, Co-Chairs: Aaron Antonovsky (Univ Cntr Health National Univ Singapore, Kent Ridge Se, Ben Gurion Univ of the Negev, 0511, Singapore) P. o. Box 653, Beer Sheva 84 120, Erwin Scheuch (Inst fUr Angewand te Israel) Sozialforschung, Univ K6ln, Greinstr Rance P.L. Lee (Inst Social Studies, 2, 5000 K6ln 41, FRG) The Chinese Univ of Hong Kong, Shatin, NT, Hong Kong, tel.6352586) Session 4: Science, Technology and Changes in Social Values Session 2: Social Movements and Emerging Insti- Co-Chairs: Kazimierz Doktor (Inst Philosophy & tutions Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Co-Chairs: Fernando Calderon (CLACSO, Callao Nowy Swiat 72, 00-330 Warszawa, 875-3, Piso E, Buenos Aires, Poland) Argentina) Louis Maheu (Dept Sociologie, Ramkrishna Mukherjee (Cntr for Université de Montréal, C.P. 6128, Appraisal of Social Reality & Quality Montréal, Québec H3C 3J7, Canada) of Life, 17/3 Moore Ave, Calcutta 700040, India,) SYHPOSIUH IV Social Aspects of Economíc Session 3: Relationship among Institutions Development Co-Chairs: Jeylan Mortimer (Dept Sociology, Univ Minnesota, 267 19th Ave South, Program Coordinator: Erwin Scheuch Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455,USA) Inst rür Angewandte Sozialforschung, Tunde O. Odetola (Dept Sociology & Un iv K61n, Greinstrasse 2, D-5000 K6ln Anthropology, University of Ife, 41, FRG, tel.221-4702965 Ile-Ife,Nigeria) Session 1: The Sociological Meaning of Economic Session 4: Failures of Institutions and the Gaps Crisis between Institutions Chair: Neil J. Smelser (Dept Sociology, Univ Co-Chairs: Elizabeth Jelin (CEDES, Av. California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA) Pueyrredon 510, Piso 7, 1032 Buenos Aires, Argentina, tel.87-8090) Session 2: The Victims of Economic Cha~ge Magdalena Sokolowska (Inst Philosphy Co-Chairs: Kalman Kulcsar (Hungarian Academy of & Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Roosevelt tér 9, 1051 Sciences, Nowy Swiat 72, 00-330 Budapest, Hungary) Warszawa, Poland)

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Walter Korpi (Swedish Inst Social Session 5: N a t ion a 1 Aspects of Cu 1t u r a 1 Research, Stockholm Univ, 106 91 Development Stockholm, Sweden) Co-Chairs: Fernando Calderon (CLASCO, Callao 875 - 30, Piso E, Buenos Aires, Argentina) Session 3: The Role of the State in Economic Janusz Ziolkowski (Inst Sociology, Change Un iv Poznan, Poznan, Poland) Co-Chairs: Else lJyen (Health & Social Policy Studies, Univ Bergen, Fastings Minde, 5000 Bergen, Norway, tel.5-212334) SIHPOOIUM VI Sociological Aspects of Peace, Issam EI-Zaim (UNIDO, Greinergasse Kilitarization and Conflict 1/1/17, 1190 Wien, Austria, tel.222- Resolution 3728472) Program Coordinators: Ulf Himmelstrand Session 4: The Social Consequences of the Dept Sociology, Univ Uppsala, Box 513, Internationalization of the Economy 751 20 Uppsala, Sweden, tel.18-155400 Co-Chairs: Nikolaj 1. Lapin (Inst Philosophy, Artur Meier The USSR Academy of Sciences, Dept Sociology of Education, Academy Volkhonka 14, Moscow, USSR) of Educational Sciences, Schulstrasse Alberto Martinelli (Sociologia, 29, 1100 Berlin, GDR, tel.4800576 Universita degli Studi di Milano, Via Conservatorio 7, 20122 Milano, Italy) Session 1: The Sociology of Peace. The Sta te of the Art Session 5: Al ter n a t i v e P a t h s o f E con o m i c Co-Chairs: Kinhide Mushakoji (Regional & Global Development Studies Div, UN University, 15-1 Co-Chairs: Stefan Dontchev (Inst Sociology, Shibuya 2-chome, Shibuya-ku,Tokyo Moskovska 13 A, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria) 150, Japan, tel.3-4992811) Ignacy Sachs (CIRED, Maison des Hakan Wiberg (Dept Sociology, Univ Sciences de l'Homme, 54 Blvd. Lund , Box 114, 221 00 Lund , Sweden, Raspail, 75270 Paris Cedex 06, tel. 46-145460) France) Session 2: Peace Movements as Agents of Social Change SIHPOOIUM V The Cultural Dimension of Social Co-Chairs: Ingrid Eide (Dept Sociology, Univ Change Oslo, Blindern, Box 1096, Oslo 3, Norway, tel.455257) Program Coordinator: Margaret Archer Artur Meier (see the address above) Dept Sociology, Univ Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL, United Kingdom, Session 3: Values and Conflict Resolution tel.203-24011 Co-Chairs: Boris Grushin (Soviet Sociological Assoc., Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35-5, Session 1: The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of 117259 Moscow, USSR) the Concept of Culture Louis Kriesberg (Dept Sociology, Co-Chairs: Ernest Gellner (LSE, Dept Philosophy, Syracuse Univ, 500 University Pl, Hughton Str, London WC2A 2AE, United Syracuse, NY 13210, USA, tel.315- Kingdom, tel.1-4057686) 4232346) Jose G. Merquior (Brazilian Embassy, 32 Green Str, London W1Y 3FD, United Session 4: The Causes and Consequences of Ki ngdom) Militarization Co-Chairs: Robin Luckham (Inst Development Session 2: Cultural Contradictions and Cultural Studies, Univ Sussex, Brighton BNl Continuities in Social Change 9RE, United Kingdom, tel.273-606261) Co-Chairs: Nicholas Abercrombie (Dept Sociology, Augusto Varas (FLACSO, Casilla 3213 Cartmel College, Bailrigg,Lancaster Centro, Santiago, Chile, tel.2259938) LAl 4YL, United Kingdom) S.C. Dube (M.P. Ushcha Shiksha Anudan Ayog, E-2/84, Arera Colony, Bhopal 462 014, India) RESEARCH C

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Program Coordinator: Harry M. Makler Program Coordinator: Orlando Albornoz 4206 Darlington Court, Palo Alto, CA Universidad Central de Venezuela, 94306-4129, USA Apartado 50.082, Caracas 1050-A, Venezuela Session 1: Theoretical and Methodological Issues in the Study of the Economy and Session 1: Production & Reproduction of Learning Society - South Asia Case Chair: Neil J. Smelser (Dept Sociology, Univ Chair: S. Shukla (Zakir Hussain Centre of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA) Educ. Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru Univ, New Mehrauli Road , New Delhi 110067, Session 2: Origins and Consequences of India) Development Strategies Chair: Gary Gereffi (Dept Sociology, Duke Session 2: Production & Reproduction of Learning University, Durham, NC 27706, USA) - Latin America Case Chair: Orlando Albornoz (see the address Session 3: State and Private Sector above) Chair: Arnaud Sales (Dept Sociologie, Univ Montréal, C.P. 6128, Suco. tiA", Session 3 : Relevance and Appropiateness of Montréal, P.Q. H3C 3J7, Canada) Education in the Developing Countries Chair: Pros han ta K. Nandi (Sangamon Sta te Session 4: Interna tional and National Financial Univ, Springfield,ILL 62708, USA) Institutions and Socio-Economic Policy Session 4 : Empirical Educational Attainment Co-Chairs: Herry M. Makler (see the address Research above) Chair: Jaap Dronkers (P.O. Box 19079, 1000 GB Barbara Stallings (Dept Political Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Science, Yale Univ, New Haven, CONN 06520, USA) Session 5: The Role of the State in Educational Change Session 5: Entrepreneurship and Economic Elites Co-Chairs: Gero Lenhard Chair: Alberto Martinelli (Inst Sociologia Artur Meier (Academy of Educational "ANgelo Pagani", via Conservatorio 7, Sciences, Schulstr. 29, 1100 Berlin, 20122 Milano, Italy) GDR)

Session 6: Rural Development in the Third World Session 6: Joint session with RC 34: Youth as Co-Chairs: Manuel V. Cabral (Inst Ciencias Agent of Educational Changes Sociais, Edif. ISCTE, Ave. Forcas Co-Chairs: Fred Mahler (Research Centre of the Armadas Ala. Sul 1, 1600 Lisbon, Problems of You t.h, Str. Onesti 4-6, Portugal) Sect. 7, Bucuresti, Romania) Ayse Oncu (Dept Social Sciences, Jürgen Hartmann (Soc iology, Uppsala Bogazici Univ, P.K. 2 Bebek, University, Box 513, 751 20 Uppsala, Istanbul, Turkey) Sweden)

Session 7: Transnational Corporations and Session 7: Education: the Value of Change, the Technology Transfers Change of Values Chair: Fernando H. Cardoso (CEBRAP, rue Chair: Fred Mahler (see the address above) Morgado Mateus 615, 04015 Sao Paulo,

SP, Br-az í l) Session 8: Business Meeting

Session 8: Informal Economies Session 9: Joint session with RC 05 Ethnic, Race Chair: Paulo Vieira da Cunha (CEBRAP, rue and Minority Relations: Race, Morgado Mateus 615, 04015 Sao Paulo, Ethnicity and Education

SP, Br-az í l) Chair: Sally Tomlinson (Dept Educational Research, University of Lancaster, Session 9: Sociology of Inflation Lancaster, LA1 4YL, United Kingdom) Chair: Tom Burns (Dept Sociology, Uppsala Univ, Box 513, 751 20 Uppsala, Sweden) RC 05 ETHNIC, HACE AND HINORITY RELATIOOS RELATIOOS ENTRE LES HACES, LES ETHNIES ET Session 10: Economic Development and Cultural LES HINORITES Change Chair: Ken'ichi Tominaga (Dep t Sociology, Program Coordinator: Peter Q. Reinsch Univ Tokyo, Hongo, Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo ISA Secretariat, Oude Hoogstraat 24, 113, Japan) 1012 CE Amsterdam, The Netherlands, tel.20-5253584, cable: ISAGRAM

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Chair: John Stone (Dept Social Science & Session 2: Sharing Roles in the Family Administration, Univ London, Chair: Orjan Hultaker (Dept Sociology, Goldsmith's College, New Cross, Uppsala University, Box 513, 75120 London SE 14 6NN, United Kingdom) Uppsala, Sweden)

Session 3: Philosophical Foundations of the Session 3: Family Conflict & Conflict Resolution Cognitive and Applied Aspects of Chair: Laszlo Cseh-Szombathy (Insti tute of Racial and Ethnic Issues Sociology, Hungarian Academy of Chair: Joseph B. Gittler (Dept Sociology/ Sciences, Hegyalja utca 5, 1016 Anthropology, George Mason Univ, 4400 Budapest, Hungary) University Drive, Fairfax, Virginia 22030, U.S. A.) Session 4: Problems of Dependency (the aged, children, wives, etc.) Session 4: Human Rights and Ethnicity Chair: M.S.A. Rao (Dept Sociology, Univ Chair: J.S. Frideres (Dep t Sociology, Univ Delhi, New Delhi, India) Calgary, 2500 Universi ty Drive N.W. , Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4) Session 5: Changes in Family Structure Chair: Betty E. Cogswell (Univ of North Session 5: Changes in the International Economic Carolina, Tr15, 269 H, Chapel Hill, NC Order, Patterns of Migration and the 27514, U.S.A.) Internationalization of Ethnic Issues Chair: A. R. Saiyed (Dept Sociology, Jamia Session 6: Problems of Socialization Millia Islamia, New Delhi 110 025, Chair: Hiroko Nishimura (2326 Kaminogino, India) Atsugi, Kanagawa F 243-0Z, Japan)

Session 6: The State as a Source of Ethnic Session 7: Social Policy and the Family: the Change Dilemma of State-Family Boundaries Chair: Sammy Smooha (Dept Sociology, Univ Chair W i 1 f r i e d D u m o n (S o c i o 1o gis e h

Ha í f'a , Mt. Carmel, Haifa 31 999, Onderzoeksinst., E. van Evenstraat 2C, Israel) 3000 Leuven, Belgium) (tel.16-225601) Session 7: Red r e s s i veA c t ion PoI i c i e sin International and Comparative Session 8 : Free papers session Perspective Chair: - to be announced Chair: John A. Rex (Center for Research in Ethnic Relations, Univ Warwick, Session 9 : Free papers session Coventry CV4 7AL, United Kingdom) Chair: - to be announced

Session 8: Joint session with RC 22 Sociology of Session 10: Business Meeting Religion: Religion, Race and Chair: - to be announced Ethnicity Co-Chairs: Lim Teck Ghee (Centre for Policy Research, University Sains Malaysia, RC 01 FUTORES RESEARCH Minden, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia) RECHERCHES SUR LA FUTUROLOGIE to be announced Program Coordinator: Eleonora Masini

Session 9: Joint session with RC 04 Sociology of Casella Postale 6203, Roma Pr-a t í , Education: Race, Ethnicity and Italy Education Chair: Sally Tomlinson (Dept Educational Session 1: Social Consequences of New Technol- Research, Univ Lancaster, Lancaster, ogies in the Future: General Topic LA1 4YL, United Kingdom) Co-Chairs: Ellen B. Hill (6654 Cavigliano, Ticino, SWitzerland) Session 10: The Internal Social Organisation of Velichko Dobrianov (Inst Sociology, Ethnic Collectivities Moskovska Street 13 A, Sofia 1000, Chair: K.S. Nair (Univ Poona, Ganeshkhind, Bulgaria) Pune, Maharashtra, India 411 007) Session 2: Social Consequences of New Technol- Session 11: Business Meeting ogies in the Future: Work Co-Chairs: f1arshall Murphree (see the address Chair: T. Charles above) Peter Reinsch (see the address above) Session 3: Social Consequences of New Technol- ogies in the Future: Priva te Life Co-Chairs: Victor Scardigli (CREDOC, 45 Blvd. de RC 06 FAMILY RESEARCH la Gare, Paris XIII, France) RECHERCHES SUR LA FAMILLE Serge Proulz (488 Duvernay, Longueuil, Quebec JUK 4K7, Canada) Program Coordinator: Stella R. Quah Ortwin Renn (Programmgruppe Technik & Dept Sociology, National Univ of Gesellschaft der Kernforschungsanlage Singapore, Kent Ridge 0511, Jülich, Postfach 1913, 5170 Jülich, Singapore, tel.7756666, tlx. UNISPO F.R.G.) RS33943 Eleonora Masini (see the address above) Session 1: Marital Dissolution Chair: Jan Trost (Kinsey Institute, 416 Session 4: Social Consequences of New Technol- Morrison Hall, Indiana University, ogies in the Future: Cultural Life Bloomington, IN 47405, U.S.A.)

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Co-Chairs: Anna Anfossi (11 Via Corso Fiume, Co-Chairs: Han s J o a s (M. P 1a n e k 1n s t f U r 10131 Torino,Italy) Bildungsforschung, Lentzeallee 94, R. Meyer 1000 Berlin-West 33, FRG) Helmut Steiner (Inst fUr Soziologie & Session 5: Social Consequences of New Technol- Sozialpolitik, Akademie der Wissen- ogies in the Future: Public Services schaften der DDR, Otto-Nuschke-Str. Chair:Anna Coen (Via di Villa Albani 26/A, 10/11, 1080 Berlin, GDR) 00198 Roma, Italy)

Session 6: Social Consequences in New Technol- RC 09 SOCIAL PRACTICE ANDSOCIAL ogies: Information Technology TRANSFORKATI<»I I PRACTIQUE SOCIALE ET (fromthe Dubrovnik course) TRANSFORKATI<»I SOCIALE Chair: Radmila Nakarada (Economic Institute, Marsala Tita 16, P.F. 402, 11000 Program Coordinator: Peter Park Beograd, Yugoslavia) Dept Sociology, Uni v Massachuset ts, Amherst, HA 01003, USA) Session 7: Business Meeting Chair: to be announced Session 1: Problems of Social Change in Asia Chair: Hiroshi Komai (Dept Sociology, Univ Tsukuba, 1-1-1 Tennodai Sakura Niihara Re 08 HISTORY CF SOCHLOOY Gun, Ibaraki, Japan) HISTOIRE DE LA SOCIOLOOIE Session 2: Feminist Paradigms for Social Trans- Program Coordinator: Dirk Kasler formation: Methodologies & Practices Institut Soziologie, Universitat Chair: Dorothy Smith (Sociology, OISIE, 252 Hamburg, Allende Platz 1, 2000 Bloor Sto West, Toronto, Ontario M5S Hamburg 13, FRG, tel.40-41235981 lV5, Canada)

Session 1: Caste and Class in the History of Session 3: Individualistic vs. Structuralistic Sociology Theories of Social Change Chair: Brij Raj Chauhan (Inst of Advanced Chair: Ortwin Renn (Programgruppe Technik und Studies, Meerut University, Meerut Gesellschaft der Kernforschungs- 250005,India) anlage, Postfach 1913, 5170 JUlich, FRG) Session 2: Ideologies of Race in the History of Sociology Session 4: Joint Session with RC 26 Chair: Josep R. Llobera (Sociology Dept, Sociotechnics: Organizational & Social Goldsmith' s College, University of Consequences of the New Technologies London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW, in the Postindustrial Society United Kingdom) Co-Chairs: Ellen B. Hill (6654 Cavigliano, Ticino, Switzerland) Session 3: Non-Western Religions in the History Helmut Klages (Hochschule fUr of Sociology Verwal tungswissenschaften, Pos tfach Chair: Robert A. Jones (Sociology Dept, 1409, 6720 Speyer, FRG) University of Illinois, 702 South Wright Str., Urbana, ILL 61801, USA) Session 5: Issues in Participatory Research Co-Chairs: Orlando Fals Borda (Punta de Lanza, Session 4: Gender and the History of Sociology Apartado Aéreo 52508, Bogota, D.F., Co-Chairs: Bar-bar-a Laslett (Univ of Minnesota, Columbia) 1114 Social Science, 267 19th Avenue Rajesh Tandon (Society for Partici- South, Minneapolis, MS 55455, U.S.A.) patory Research in Asia, 45 Sainik Igor S. Kon (Tipanowa 5-32, 196142 Farm, Khanpur, New Delhi 110062, Leningrad, USSR) India)

Session 5: Concepts of Oriental Societies in the Session 6 : Action Oriented Participatory Re- History of Sociology search in Practice Chair: Bryan S. Turner (School of Social Chair: Rajesh Tandon (Society for Partici- Sciences, Flinders Univ of South patory Research in Asia, 45 Sainik Australia, Bedford Park, South Farm, Khanpur, New Delhi 110 062, Australia 5042, Australia) India)

Session 6: Sociologists and Public Life Session 7: Gender and Development in the Context Chair: Stephen P. Turner (Sociology, of the World Economy University of South Florida, 140 Chair: Randall Sto kes (Dept Sociology, Seventh Avenue South, Sto Petersburg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, FL 33701, USA) MA 01033, USA)

Session 7: Sociologists and Fascism Session 8: Dependence, Development, and Social Chair: Dirk Kasler (see the address above) Transformation Chair: Michal Bodemann (Dept Sociology, Session 8: Building National Traditions in University of Toronto, Toronto, Sociology Ontario M5S lAl, Canada) Chair: Nikolai Genov (Inst Sociology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Session 9: Business Meeting Moskovska 13 A, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria) Chair: to be announced

Session 9: Peace, War and Nationalism in the History of Sociology

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RC 10 PARTICIPATI 00, WORKERS' COOTROL AIffi Session 1: Sociology of Aging: Theoretical Issues SELF-HANAGEHENT / PARTICIPATIOO, and Social Policy COOTROLE DES TRAVAILLEURS ET AUTOOESTIOO Chair: Victor Marshall (Dept Behavioral Science, Univ Toronto, McMurrich Bldg, Program Coordinator: Cornelis J. Lammers Toronto, Ontario MSS 1A8, Canada) Inst Sociology, Univ Leiden, Stationsplein 242, 2312 AR Leiden, Session 2: Aging and Public Policy The Netherlands, te1.71-148333 ext. Chair: Anne-Marie Guillemard (Centre d ' Etude 3161 des Mouvements Sociaux, 54 s i vd • Raspail, 75270 Paris Cedex 06, France) Session 1: The Role of the State with Respect to Industrial Democracy Session 3: Aging Issues in Developing Countries Chair: to be announced Chair: P.K.B. Nayar (Dept Sociology, University of Kerala, Kariavattom Session 2: Trade Unions and Industrial Democracy P. O., Trivandrum, India) Chair: Bengt Abrahamsson (Arbetslivscentrum, Box 5606, S-11486 Stockholm, Sweden, Session 4: Work and Retirement te1.8-229980) Chair: Harold Or-bach (Dept Sociology, Kansas State Univ, Manhattan, KS 66504, USA) Session 3: Organized Capital and Economic Democracy Session 5: Family, Kin and Intergenerational Chair: Bernd Marin (European Univ Institute, Supports Badia Fiesolana,Via dei Roccettini Chair: Kari Waerness (Dept Sociology, Univ 9, 50016 San Domenico di Fiesole Bergen, Christiesgt. 19, 5000 Bergen, (Florence), Italy, tel.55-477931) Norway)

Session 4: The Role of Competence with Respect Session 6: Aging, Health Status and Health Care to Participation, Self-management and Chair: Wim van den Heuvel (WG Medische Workers' Control Sociologie, Ant. Deusinghlaan 1, 9713 Chair: Gyorgy Szé 11 (Uni v Osna br-ück , Box AV Groningen, The Netherlands) 4469, 4500 Osnabr-ück , FRG, te1.541- 6082386) Session 7: Changing Age and Gender Structures and Life Span Issues Session 5: Producer Cooperatives: Issues of Chair: Hilde von Balluseck (Fachhochschule, Organization and Development Karl-Strader-str. 6, 1000 Berlin 30, Chair: Chris Cornforth (Cooperatives FRG) Research Unit, Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA, Session 8: Standards of Living, Economic and United Kingdom, tel.908-652102) Welfare Dimensions of Aging Chair: - to be announced Session 6: Joint Session with RC 32 Women in Society: The Sex Structuring of Session 9: Social Integration in Old Age: Organizations and Chances for Emerging Roles in Retirement Industrial Democracy Chair: Edward A.Powers (see the address Chair: Joan Acker (Univ Oregon, Eugene, OR above) 97403-1202, USA, tel.503-6865002) Session 10: Business Meeting Session 7: Social and Economic Developments with Chair: - to be announced Respect to Industrial Democracy in South-East Asia Session 11: Joint session with RC 15 Sociology of Chair:- to be announced Medicine:The Aged and the Medical Care Arena - an Uneasy Meeting Session 8: The Role of Trade Unions with Respect Co-Chairs: Anne-Marie Guillemard (see the address to Workers' Participation in Latin above) America Stan Ingman (School of Medicine,Univ Chair: Matthias Stiefel (UNRISD, Palais des Missouri, Columbia, MO 65212, USA, Nations, 1211 Geneve 10, Switzerland, tel.314-8822996) tel.22-988400)

Session 9: Joint session with the Yugoslav RC 12 SOCIOLOOY OF UW Sociological Association SOCIOLOOIE DO DROIT Chair:- to be announced Program Coordinator: Jean van Houtte Session 10: 11arket Session: miscellaneous papers UFSIA, Centrum voor Rechtssociologie, Chair: - to be announced Prinsstraat 13, 2000 Antwerp, Belgium

Session 11: Business Meeting For any details about sessions program please Chair:- to be announced contact Jean van Houtte.

Post-Congress meeting of the RC 12 at the Indian RC 11 SOCIOLOOY OF AGING Supreme Court on topics of "Law and Social SOCIOLOOIE DE VIEILLISSEHENT Change" • Program Coordinator: Erhard Blankenburg Program Coordinator: Edward A. Powers Vrije Universiteit, Faculteit der Dept Family Environment, College of Rechtsgeleerdheid, P.O. Box 7161, 1007 Home Economics, Iowa Sta te Univ, 168 MC Amsterdam, The Netherlands, tel. LeBaron Hall, Ames, Iowa 50011, USA, 20-5482652 tel.515-2946316

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RC 13 SOCHLOGY CF LEISURE Session 7: Leisure, Cultural Development and SOCIOLOGIE DU LOISIR Social Policy Co-Chairs: Ivan Vitanyi (Institute for Cul ture, Program Coordinator: Teus J. Kamphorst Corvin tér 8, 1251 Budapest, Hungary) Sociological Institute, State B. Kingsley (62 Brighton Ave, Ottawa, University of Utrecht, Heidelberglaan Ontario K1S OT2, Canada) 2, 3508 TC Utrecht, The Netherlands L. Hantrais (Birmingham B4 7ET, Gosta Green, United Kingdom) Session 1: Sociology of Leisure and Sociological Theory Session 8: Le i s u re, T o u r i s m a n d E e o n o mi c Co-Chairs: John R. Kelly (Univ Hlinois, ICBD, Development 51 E. Gerty Drive, Champaign, ILL Co-Chairs: M.F. Lanfant (URSTI, Centre des Etudes 61820, USA) Sociologique, 82 rue Cardinet, 75017 Joffre Dumazedier, (Equipe de Paris, France) sociologie du loisir et des modeles M. A. Mihovilovic (41000 Zagreb, culturels, 82 rue Cardinet, 75017 Mumiciceva 1, Yugoslavia) Paris, France) Graham S. Dann (Dep t Sociology, Univ Max Kaplan (Summi t Lane, Rte 3, Box West-Indies, P.O.Box 64, Bridgetown, 81A Auburn, Alabama 36830, U.S.A.) Barbados, West Indies)

Session 2: Leisure and Social Change Session 9: Leisure and Political Institutions Co-Chairs: Jiri Zuzanek (Dept Recreation, Univ Co-Chairs: T.L. Burton (8912 140 Street, Waterloo, Waterloo, OT N2L 3Gl, Edmonton, Alberta T5R OJ3, Canada) Canada) C. Phillip Bossermann (300 Whitman Nicole Samuel (Equipe de sociologie Ave, Salisbury, MD 21801, U.S.A.) du loisir et des modeeles cultureles, R. Sue (Commission General du Plan, 18 82 rue Cardinet, 75017 Paris, France) rue de Martignac, 17007 Paris, France) Gy6rgy Fukasz (Liszt Ferenc Zenemuvezett, Foiskola 1391 Budapest, Session 10: International Comparative Research Liszt Ferenc Ter 8, Hungary) Projects Co-Chairs: Jiri Zuzanek (see the address above) Session 3: Work and Leisure in Developing Teus J. Kamphorst (see the address Countries above) Co-Chairs: D.A. Lima Camargo (Servicio Social do Comercio, Avenida Paulista 119, Sao Session 11: Business Meeting Paulo, Brazill Chair: Anna Olszewska see the address Yedla Simhadri (Dept Sociology, above) Andhra University, Walateir, Visakhapatnam 530 003,(A.P.), India) N. Melendez (ALATIR, Apartado 3659, RC 14 SOCIOLOGY CF CCt1KUNICATHII, KN

Session 6: Methodological Problems in the Session 4: Myth and lmages in the Media Age Sociological Study of Leisure Chalr: Jacques Leenhardt (EHESS, 10 rue Co-Chairs: G. Goodbey (Pennsylvania State Univ Monsieur le Prince, 75005 Paris, 267 Recr. Bldg., University Park, France, tel.1-6331983) Peensylvania 16802, U.S.A.) Michael Smith (Bristol Polytechnics, Session 5: Participation, Movement and Media Cold Harbour Lane, Frenchay Bristol Chair: Leonard Henny (Center for Int. Media 16, United Kingdom) Research, Minjndensedijk 74, 3631 NS E. Hamilton-Smith (P.O.Box 36, Nieuwersluis (Utrecht), The Carlton South, VC 3053, Australia) Netherlands, tel.30-533992)

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Session 6: New Directions in the Study of Session 5: Regional Conflict and World Peace: (3) Language and Ideology Southern Africa Chair: Franco Crespi (Isti tuto di Studi Chair: Immanuel Wallerstein (Dept Sociology, Sociali, Fac Scienze Politiche, State Univ New York, Binghamton, NY

Un í.ver-s í t á di Perugia, 1-Perugia, 13901, USA, tel: 607-7984934) Italy) Session 6: Regional Conflict and World Peace: (4) Session 7: TV Discourse between Information and South-East Asia Culture Chair: Barun De (Center for Studies in Social Chair: Peter Dahlgren (see the address Sciences, 10 Lake Terrace, Calcutta above) 700 029, India, tel: 46-7958 cable: SOCRESCENT CALCUTTA) Session 8: Press and Public Opinion Chair: José Vidal-Beneyto (24 rue Sessions 7, 8, 9: Miscellaneous Research Papers Henri-Barbusse, 75005 Paris, France, Chairs: to be announced tel. 1-5890131 ) Session 10: Business Meeting Session 9: Popular Music and Society Chair: to be announced Chair: Fernando Reyes Ma tta (ILET, Casilla 16631 - Correo 9, Santiago de Chile, Chile) RC 17 SOCIOLOOY

Sc í ence s, Univ Federal do Rio Grande Dept Economics, Univ California, do Sul, Rua Barao do Amazonas 472, Riverside, CA 92521, USA 9000 Porto Alegre, Brazil) Session 1: Theoretical Issues in the Sociology of Session 11 Joint session with RC 34 Sociology of Organizations Youth: Youth Culture and News Media Chair: Viviane Marquez (El Colegio de Mexico, Co-Chairs: Rudolf A. Mayer RC34 (German Youth Centro de Estudios Sociolo- gicos, Inst, Saarstr. 7, 8000 Munich, FRG) Apdo Postal 20-671, Mexico 20 D. F., Claudio Aguirre-Bianchi RC14 (see the Mexico) address above) Session 2: The State of Knowledge Session 12: Joint session with RC 37 Sociology of Chair: Franco Ferraresi (1st. di Scienze Arts: Consumption and Cultural Politiche, Universita di Torino, Via Practices S. Octavio 20, 10124 Torino, Italy) Co-Cha irs : M a r i no L i vol siR C 1 4 (D i p t d i Socializzazione, Fac Sociologia, Univ Session 3: Applications of the Sociology of di Trento, Via G. Verdi 26, Trento, Organizations Italy) Chair: Alexander Matejko (Dept Sociology, Ivan Vitanyi RC37 (Inst for Culture, Univ Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G Corvin tér 8, 1251 Budapest, Hungary, 2H4, Canada) tel. 1-388581 ) Session 4: Organizational Sociology in Socialist Nations RC 16 NATI

Program Coordinator: Anouar Abdel-Malek Session 5: Business Meeting CNRS, 54 Boul. Raspail, 75006 Paris, Chair: to be announced France, te1.5443979 ext. 287, tlx: MSH 203104F RC 18 POLITICAL SOCIOLOOY General theme of all sessions: SOCIOLOOIE POLITIQUE National Liberation and World Peace Program Coordinator: Richard Rose Sessions 1 & 2: Centre for the Study of Public Policy, World Powers and World Peace Univ Strathclyde, Glasgow G1 1XQ, Coordinator: Anouar Abdel-Malek (see the address Scotland, United Kingdom, above) tel.41-5524400

Session 3: Regional Conflicts and World Peace: Session 1: The Legitimacy of the Welfare State (1) Central America Chair: Stein Kuhnle (Inst Comparative Chair: Jorge Serrano (CEESTEM, Calle Politics, Univ Bergen, Christiesgt. Magnolia 39, San Jeronimo, Mexico 15, 5000 Bergen-U, Norway) 10200, D.F., Mexico, tel. 681938, tlx: 1777579 ceestem) Session 2: Innova tions in the Central Direc tion of Government Session 4: Regional Conflicts and World Peace: Chair: Colin Campbell (Intercul tural Center, (2) The Middle East Georgetown University,Washington D.C. Chair: Giuseppe Morosini (Faculty Polítical 20057, U.S.A.) Science, University of Torino, Corso Vittorio Emmanuel 28, Torino, Italy, Session 3: The Building of Democracy as a tel. 837611) Paradox

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Co-Chairs: Guy Hermet (CERIIFNSP, 27 rue Saint Session 5: Dialectical Sociology & Religion Guillaume, 75341 Paris Cedex 07, Chair: Hans Moll (Dept Religious Studies, France) Macmaster Univ, 1280 Main Street West, Helgio Trindade (Universidade Federal Hamilton, Ontario L8s 4Kl, Canada) do Rio Grande do Sul, Campo do Vale, Av. Bento Goncalves 10.600; 90 000 Sessions 6,7,8,9: Miscellaneous papers Porto Alegre RS, Brazil) Chair: Nicos Kokosalakis (see the address Session 4: Elections in Developing Countries above) Chair: Ergun Ozbudun (Faculty of Law, University of Ankara, Ankara, Turkey) Session 10: Business Meeting

Session 5: The Political Consequences of Inter- Session 11: Joint session with RC 05 Ethnic, Race national Population Movements & Minority Relations: Religion, Race Chair: Myron Weiner (Political Science, MIT, and Ethnicity Cambridge, Mass 02139, USA) Co-Chairs: Lim Teck Ghee (Centre for Policy Research, University Sains Malaysia, Session 6: Private Governments, Policy Networks Minden, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia) and Social Order - to be announced Co-Chairs: Philippe C. Schmi tter (European University Institute, San Domenico di Fiesole, Florence 50016, Italy) RC 23 SOCIOLOOY CF SCIENCE Alan Cawson (Dept Politics, Univ SOCIOLOOIE DE LA SCIENCE Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BNl 9QN, United Kingdom) Program Coordinator: Richard Whitley Manchester Business School, Univ of Manchester, Booth Street West, RC 20 SOCHLOOY CF MENTAL HEALTB Manchester M15 6PB, United Kingdom, SOCHLOOIE DE LA SAHTE HENTALE te1.61-2738228

No information received by the Secretariat. For Session 1: Science and Society in the Periphery any details about sessions program please contact Chair: Simon Schwartzmann (IUPERJ, Rua de RC Secretary, Jos Orenbuch Martiz 82, 2226 Botafogo, Rio de Université Libre de Bruxelles, Ins Janeiro, Brazil) Sociologie, Av. Jeanne 44, 1050 Bruxelles, tel. 2-6491626 Session 2: Science and Global Politics Co-Chairs: Peter Weingart (Universitat Bielefeld, Postfach 8640, 4800 Bielefeld 1, FRG) RC 21 REGHIfAL AND URBAN DEVELOPHENT Helmut Steiner (Inst für Soziologie & DEVELOPPEHENT REGHIfAL ET URBAIN Sozialpolitik, Deutsche Akademie, Otto-Nuschke-Str. 10/11, 1080 Berlin, Program Coordinator: Edmond Preteceille GDR) Centre de Sociologie Urbaine, 118 rue de la Tombe Issoire, 75014 Paris, Session 3: Scientific Institutions and the France Development of Scientific Knowledge Chair: Richard Whitley (see the address No information received by the Secretariat. For above) any details concerning sessions program, please contact Edmond Preteceille. Session 4: Religion, Collective Movements and Science in Asia Chair: F. Nakayama (3-7-11 Chuo, Nakano, RC 22 SOCHLOOY CF RELIGHIf Tokyo, Japan) SOCHLOOIE DE LA RELIGHIf Session 5: The Social Construction of Scientific Program Coordinator: Nicos Kokosalakis and Technological Knowledge Dept of Sociology, Univ Liverpool, Chair: Karin D. Knorr-Cetina (Dept Sociology, P.O. Box 147, Liverpool L69 3BX, Univ Bielefeld, Postfach 9640, 4800 United Kingdom, tel.51-7096022 Bielefeld 1, FRG)

Session 1: Religion and Power Session 6: Uses of the Sociology of Science Chair: Adriaan Koster (Institute of Social Chair: Janos Farkas (Inst Sociology, Sciences, The Free Universi ty, P.o. Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Uri Box 7161, The Netherlands) Utca 49, Budapest 1, Hungary, te!. 1-160294) Session 2: Popular Religion Chair: R. Cipriani (Via della Chimica 8, Session 7: Joint session with the International 0014 Roma, Italy) Committea on Science Policy Studies: Impact of Modern Technology on Session 3: Religion, Oppression, Liberation Developing Countries Chair: Karol Borowski (Massachusetts Chair: A. Rahman (NISTADS, Hillside Road, New Institute for Social Studies, 15 Delhi 110 012, tel: 583227, tlx: Fendale Ave., Boston, MA 02124, USA) 31-61187)

Session 4: Essays of Max Weber on India & China Session 8: Joint session with the Interna tional Chair: Andreas Buss (Dept Social Sciences & Comparative Study on the Organization Humanities, University Sainte-Anne, and Performance of Research Units Pointe-de-l' Eglise, Nouvelle-Ecosse Chair: Veronica Stolte-Heiskanen (Dept BOW lMO, Canada) Sociology, Tampere University, P.O. Box 607, 33101 Tampere, Finland)

11 RC 24 SOCIAL ECCLOGY Group 9: Interdisciplinary Approaches to ECCLOGIE SOCIALE Language Chair: Mary Milam (6222 Malcolm Drive, Program Coordinators: Mattei Dogan Dallas, Texas 75214, USA) CNRS, 72 Blvd. Arago, 75013 Paris, France, tel. 1-5358052 Group 14: Psycholinguistics and Socio- John D. Kasarda linguistics Dept Sociology, The University of Chair: Tatiana Slama-Cazacu CInt. Jnl. of North Carolina, Hamilton Hall 070 A, Psycholinguistics, Univ Bucharest, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA Str. Moxa 10, Bucharest, Romania)

Session 1: Ecological Crisis, Growth and Group 24: Functions of Language Development Chair: Ulrich Ammon (Germanistik, Univ Chair: Zdravko Mlinar (Dept Sociology, Duisburg, Lotharstrasse 65, 4100 University "Edward Kardelj", Titova Duisburg 1, FRG) 102, 6100 Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, tel. 61-341461) Group 27: Sociolinguistics and Mainstream Social Theory Session 2: Great Metropolitan Areas: Case Chair: Haver Currie (Regional Research Studies Associates, 1811 Alameda Drive, Chair: Mattei Dogan (see the address above) Austin, Texas 78704, USA)

Session 3: Metropolitan Change and Urban Policy Group 28: Attitudes Towards Language Chair: John D. Kasarda (see the address Chair: Mary Miller (English Language & above) Literature, Div. of Art & Humanities, University of Maryland, 2825-29 Place Session 4: Les Nouvelles Techniques de Tele- NW, Washington, DC 20008, USA) communications et la Dialectique Centre-Peripherie Section 11: Methods of Sociolinguistics Chair: Michel Bassand (IREC, Ecole Poly- Research technique, 14 ave. de 1'Eglise -Anglaise, 1006 Lausanne, Group 15: The Language of Interviewing Switzerland) Chair: Dirk Gorter (Sociology, Fryske Academy, Doelerstrjitte 8, 8911 DX Session 5: Changes in the Social Nature of Space Ljouwert, The Netherlands) and the New Technology Chai,.: Erwin Scheuch (Inst Angewandte Group 16: Doctor/Patient Interviewing: a Sozialforschung, Universi tat Ko Ln , Conversational Approach Greinstrasse 2, 5000 K5ln 41, FRG) Chair: Pau L ten Have (Inst Sociology, Univ Amsterdam, Oude Hoogstraat 24, 1012 CE Session 6: Political Ecology Amsterdam,The Netherlands) Chair: Jan-Erik Lane (Dept Political Science, Univ of Umea, 90187 Umea, Group 19: Verbal and Non-verbal Interaction Sweden, tel. 90-165000) Chair: Christian Hea th (Sociology, Univ Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, England) Session 7: Giant Cities in the Third World Chair: Michael McNulty (Dept Geography, Univ Group 21: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242, USA) in Sociolinguistics Chair: Walburga von Raffler-Engel Session 8: Giant Cities in Asia and Latin (Linguistics, Vanderbilt University, America 372 Elmington Ave., Nashville, TN Co-Chairs: Mattei Dogan (see the address above) 37205, USA) John D. Kasarda (see the address above) Group 25:'Presupposi tionless' Discourse Analysis Session 9: Current Research on Metropolitan Chair:Tony Hak (Dept Preventive Psychiatry, Areas Erasmus University, Postbus 1738, 3000 Co-Chairs: Bernd Hamm (Dept Sociology, Un iv DR Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Trier, Postfach 3825, 5500 Trier, FRG) Henry Teune (Dept Political Science, Section V: Language and Culture Univ of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA) Group 1: Language as a Core Value of Culture in Ethnic Groups Session 10: Social Ecology at the Cross-roads: Chair: J.J. Smolicz (Dept Education, Univ administrative meeting Adelaide, Adelaide 5000, Australia) Chair: to be announced Group 10: Cul ture: Notions of 'Culture' in Sociolinguistics RC 25 SOCICLINGUISTICS Chair: Sheldon Klein (Computer Sciences, SOCICLINGUISTIQUE University of Wisconsin, 1210 West Dayton, Madison, Wisconsin 53706, USA) Program Coordinator: Brian Torode Dept Sociology, Trinity College, Group 23: Language and Social Categories Dublin 2, Ireland Chair: Howard Giles (Psychology, Un iv Bristol, 8-10 Berkeley Square, Bristol Section 1: Philosophical Underpinnings BSB lHH, England) of Sociolinguistics

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Group 30: Multicultural Phenomena Possibilities and Problems Chair: Lachmann Khubchandani (Centre for Chair: Guy Benveniste (School of Education, Communications Studies, 270 Sind Un iv California, Berkeley, CA 94720, Society, Ganesh Kind, Pune 411007, USA) India) Session 2: Sociotechnical Measures in Industri- alization at the Local Level: Section VI: Regional Sociolinguistics Examples from Western Europe and the USA Group 11: Code-switching as a Worldwide Chair: Albert B. Cherns (The Old Poor House, Phenomenon Rodmell, Sussex BN7 3HF, United Chair: R.S. Jacobson (Bicultural-Bilingual Kingdom) Studies, University of Texas, San Antonio 78285, USA) Session 3: Participatory Decision Making in Indu stry and the Public Sec tor: a Group 13: Regional Minority Languages Worldwide Review of Recent Developments Chair: Erik Allardt (Research Group for Chair: Alexander Matejko (Dept Sociology, Comparative Sociology, Univ Helsinki, Univ Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G Mariankatu 10 A 13, 00170 Helsinki 2H4, Canada, tel. 403-4325234) 17, Finland) Session 4: Sociotechnics and Democratic Politics Group 20: Language Planning - Strategies in Government Debureau- Chair: Eddie Kuo (Sociology, National Univ cratization, Decentralization and Singapore, Kent Ridge, 0511 Deregulation Singapore) Co-Chairs: Jerzy Kwasniewski (Gabinska 18 m 21, 01-703 Warszawa, Poland) Group 22: Canadian French as a Minority Joachim K.H. W. Schmidt (see the Language address above) Chair: Monica Heller (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, 252 Bloor Sto Session 5: Joint session with RC 29 Deviance and West, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V6, Social Control: Decline of the Welfare Canada) State and its Implications for Social Control Co-Chairs: Maria Los RC 26 (Dept Criminology, Section VII: Ethnocentrism in Un iv Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario K1V 6M8, Sociolinguistics Canada) - to be announced Group 12: Ethnocentrism in Intercultural Communications Research Session 6: The Leisure Explosion as a Challenge Chair: Bates Hoffer (English, Trinity for Sociotechnical Thinking: a Review University, 715 Stadium Drive, San of Problems and Solutions Antonio, Texas 78284, USA) Co-Chairs: A.S.A. Mohsen (Univ Alberta, 4611-141 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6H 3Z7, Group 17: Linguistic Rights of Language Canada) Learners Victor Scardigli (CREDOC, 45 Blvd. de Chair: Tove Skutnabb-Kangas (Roskilde la Gare, Paris XIII, France) University Centre, Nyvej 17, 4050 Skibby, Denmark) Session 7: Pro b 1e m S a n d P o s s i b i 1i t i e s o f Information Transfer in Advanced Group 26: Language, Ethnicity, and Social Industrial Systems conflict Co-Chairs: Allen H. Barton (Columbia Univ, 514 Chair: David E. Lopez (Sociology, UCLA, Los Fayerweather Hall, New York, NY 10027, Angeles, CA 90024, USA) USA) Carol H. Weiss (Gutman Library, Group 29: Ethnocentrism, Sociolinguistics and Harvard Univ, Appian Way, Cambridge, Traditional Theories Mass. 02138,USA) Chair: Zakharia Abuhamida (Faculty of Arts, University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan) Session 8: Methodological Developments and Issues in Social Policy Research, Social Joint Session with RC 33 Logic and Methodology in Impact Assessment and Utilization in Sociology: Sociolinguistics and Sociological Industrialized and Developing Nations Methodology Chair: Mark van de Vall (Dept Sociology, Univ Co-Chairs: Pierre Achard and Karl M. van Meter Leiden, 242 Stationsplein, Leiden, The (Maison des Sciences de 1'Homme, 54 Netherlands) Blvd. Raspail, 75270 Paris Cédex 06, France) Session 9: Joint Sessions with RC 36 Alienation Theory and Research - De-alienation: Sociotechnical Strategies on Inter- RC 26 SOCI

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Postindustrial Society Stratification Co-Chairs: Ellen B. Hill RC 09 (6654 Cavigliano, Co-Chairs: Tamas Kolosi (Tarsadalontudemanyi Ticino, Switzerland) Intézet, Benczur utca 33, 1068 Helmu t Klages RC 26 (Hochschule für Budapest, Hungary) Verwaltungwissenschaften, Postfach Hermann Strasser (Soziologie, 1409, 6720 Speyer, FRG) Uni versi tat Du í sbur-g , Lotharstr. 65, 4100 Duisburg 1, FRG)

RC 21 SOCIOLOOY (F SPORT SOCIOLOOIE DO SPORT RC 29 DEVIANCE ANO SOCIAL C

Program Coordinator: Robert Erikson Session 8: Methodological and Theoretical Issues Dept Sociology, Univ of Stockholm, in Criminology 106 91 Stockholm, Sweden Chair: to be announced

Session 1: Differentiated Life Styles: Objective Session 9: Crime Patterns and Trends Aspects Chair: to be announced Cha í.r e Rudolf Andorka (Bimbo 92, 1022 Budapest, Hungary) Session 10: Joint session with RC 26 Sociotechnics: Decline of the Welfare Session 2: D i f f e r e n tia t e d L i f e S t Y 1 e s : State and its Implications for Social Subjective Aspects Control Chair: Rudolf Andorka (see the address Co-Chairs: Maria Los RC 26 (Dep t Criminology, above) Univ Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario K1V 6M8, Canada) Session 3: Stratification in the Third World to be announced (general) Chair: Bam Dev Sharda (Dep t Soc iology, Univ of Ut.ah , Salt Lake City, UT 84112, RC 30 SOCIOLOOY (F WORK USA) SOCIOLOOIE DO TRAVAIL

Session 4: Stra tification in the Third World: Program Coordinator: Jean Ruffier India GLYSI, Université Lyon II, ay. P. Chair: Bam Dev Sharda (see the address Mendes-France, 69500 Bron, France, above) tel. 7-8006983, tlx: F 900225 (YLRB)

Session 5: Social Mobility: Comparative Studies Session 1: Changing Meanings of Work: Method- Chair: Albert Simkus (Dept Sociology, Univ ological Approaches Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA) Chair: Pierre Bouvier (Centre d'Etudes Sociologiques, 82 rue Cardinet, 75017 Session 6: Social Mobility: National Studies Paris, France) Chair: Albert Simkus (see the address above) Session 2: Automation and the Future of White Sessions 7 and 8: Collar Multidimensional Aspects of Social

14 Co-Chairs: Wolfgang Littek (Universit1it Bremen, Session 2: Methods and Techniques for Migration FB 11, Postfach 330 440, 2800 Bremen Studies 33, FRG) Chair: to be announced Céline Saint-Pierre (Dept Sociologie, UQUAM, C.P. 888, Station A, Montréal, Session 3: Migration within and from Less Québec H3C 3P8, Canada, te!. 514- Developed Countries 2824393) Chair: to be announced

Session 3: New Technologies and Industrial Work Session 4: Social and Economic Problems, Chair: Marc Maurice (LEST, 27 ave. Jules Political Conflict and Refugees Ferry, 13100 Aix-en-Provence, France) Chair: to be announced

Session 4: Conditions of Working Life Session 5: Determinants and Consequences of Chair: J.C. Neffa (Casilla de Correo No. Illegal Migration 108, 1900 La Plata, Argentine) Chair: to be announced Session 6: Sociological Aspects of Immigration Session 5: Social Planning in the Entreprise and Policies in the Eighties (with special Quality of Working Life reference to highly developed Chair: Chavdar Kiuranov (Inst Sociology, 39 countries) Vitosha Blvd, 1463 Sofia, Bulgaria)

Session 6: Working in Small Enterprise RC 32 WCJmNDI SOCIETY/ FEHMES ET SOCIETE Chair: Albert L. Mok (Dpt PSW, Universiteit Antwerpen, Universiteitsplein 1, 2610 Program Coordinator: Deniz Kandiyoti Wilrijk, Belgium) Richmond College, Queens Road, Rí c hmon d , Sur rey TW 1O 6JP, Uni t ed Session 7: Professional Work in Comparative Kingdom, tel.1-9375193 Perspective Chair: Louis H. Orzack (Rutgers Univ, 7 Session 1: Advances in Feminist Theory Bunny Circle, Newton, MA 02158, USA) Co-Chairs: Karen E. Paige (Dept Psychology, Univ of California, Davis, CA 95616, USA) Session 8: Unemployment and Under-employment in Joan Acker (Center for the Study of Developed & Less Developed Countries Women in Society, Univ of Oregon, Chair: Francisco Zapata (El Colegio de Eugene, OG 97403, USA) Mexico, Apartado postal 20-671, 01000 Mexico DF 20, Mexico, tel.5686033) Session 2: Joint Session with RC 30 Sociology of Work: Women and Work Sessions 9 & 10: Co-Chairs: Judith Buber-Agassi (37 Levi Eshkol, Work and Social Change Herzlia 46745, Israel, tel.52- 551430) Chair: to be announced Pamela Roby (Merrill College, Univ California, Santa Cruz, CA 95u64, USA, Session 11: Business Meeting tel.408-4292855) Chair: - to be announced Session 3: Caribbean Women in International Session 12: Joint Session with RC 32 Women in Migration Society: Women and Work Co-Chairs: Monica Gordon (Dept Sociology, Univ of Co-Chairs: Judith Buber-Agassi (37 Levi Eshkol, Oregon, Eugene, OG 97403, USA) Herzlia 46745, Israel, te!.472-52- Rosina Wiltshire-Brodber (Inst of 551430) International Relations, Univ of the Pamela Roby (Merrill College, Univ West Indies, Sto Augustine, Trinidad, California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064, West Indies) USA, tel.408-4292855) Session 4: Women and Social Policy Session 13: Joint Session with RC 34 Sociology of Chair: Lourdes Arizpe (El Colegio de Mexico, Youth: Youth and Work. Changes and Camino al Ajusco 20, Mexico 10740, Problems. D.F., Mexico) Chair: Peter Grootings (European Center, Grungergasse 2, 1010 Wien, Austria) Session 5: Joint session with RC 10 Michael Stefanov (Inst Youth Studies, Participation, Workers' Control & P.O.Box 25, 1126 Sofia, Bulgaria) Self-Management: The Sex Structuring of Organizations and Chances for Session 14: Joint Session with RC 36 Sociology of Industrial Democracy Alienation: Work and Alienation Chair: Joan Acker (see the address above) Chair: Jolanta Kulpinska (Kasprzaka 55-8, 91-078 ~odz, Poland) Session 6: Women Healers Cross-Culturally Chair: Sylvia Marcos (Harvard Divinity School, 45 Francis Avenue, Cambridge, RC 31 SOCIQ.OGY CF KIGRATI

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Society: Personal Narratives as Interpretation Politics Chair: Uta Gerhardt (Abt. Medizinische

Co-Chairs: Daniel Bertaux (Centre d 'Etude des Soziologie, J .Liebig ün í v er s í t a t , Mouvements Soc iaux, CNRS, 54 Blvd. Friedrichstr. 24, 6300 Giessen, FRG) Raspail, 75006 Paris, France) Elizabeth Jelin (CEDES, Av. Pueyrredon 510-70, 1032 Buenos Aires, Session 9: Research Design as a Process: Argentina) Flexibility and Rigidity Chair: Gary L. Albrecht (School of Public Session 9: Women's Culture and Politics Health, Univ Illinois, P.O. Box 6998, Co-Chairs: Linda Christiansen-Ruffman (Dept Chicago, ILL 60680, USA) Sociology, Sto Mary's University, Session 10: Joint Session with RC 35 COCTA: Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 3C3, Canada) Problems of Validity and Reliability Berit Aas, Norway) Co-Chairs: Helmut M. Artus (IZ Sozialwissens., Lennéstr. 30, 5300 Bonn, FRG) Session 10: Women in Soc io-Economic Crisis in Ray Pawson (Sociology, Univ Leeds, South Africa Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom) Chair: Danielle Bazan (UN Economic Commission for Africa, P.O.B. 3001, Session 11: Research Programs and Social Reality Adis Abeba, Ethiopia) Chair: Norman W.H. Blaikie (Social Sc, RMIT, G.P.O. Box 2476 V, Melburne, Victoria 3130, Australia) RC 33 LOGIC AND METHOOOLOGY IH SOCIOLOGY LA LOGIQUE ET LA METHOOOLOGIE DANSLA Session 12: Complex Models for Social Science Data SOCIOLOGIE Analysis Chair: Gerhard Arminger (Economics, Bergische Program Coordinator: Manfred Kilchler Universitat, 5600 Wuppertal FRG,) Dept Sociology, Florida State Univ, Tallahassee, FL 32306, USA, tel.904- Session 13: Methodological Issues in Sociological 6444485 Research Chair: David J. Jackson (National Inst Mental Session 1: Advances in Survey Methodology Health, Parklawn Bldg, Rockville, MD Chair: Robert M. Groves (Inst Social 20857, USA) Research, Univ Michigan, Box 1248, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA) Session 14: J o i n t S e s s ion w i t h R C 2 5 Sociolinguistics: Sociolinguistics and Session 2: Empirical Social Science Research Sociological Methodology Techniques and Marxism Chair: Pauline Vaillancourt (till July 85: Co-Chairs: Pierre Achard and Karl M. van Meter 16 rue Duban, Paris 75016, France; (Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 54 then: Science Politique, UQAM, C.P. Boulv. Raspail, 75270 Paris Cédex 06, 8888, Suc c , A, Montréal, P.Q. H3C France) 3P8, Cana da)

Session 3: The Current State of Computing in RC 34 SOCIOLOGY OF YWTH Social Research SOCIOLOGIE DELA JEUNESSE Chair: Charles E. Holzer III (Psychiatry, Geraves Bldg, Univ Texas Medical Program Coordinator: Petar-Emil Mitev Branch, Galveston, TX 77550, USA) Inst of Youth Studies, P.O.Box 25, 1126 Sofia, BUlgaria Session 4: Philosophical Foundations of Sociological Knowledge Session 1: The Concept of 'Youth'. Theoretical & Chair: Joseph B. Gittler (Sociology, George Methdological Problems of Sociology of Mason Univ, 4400 University Dr, Youth Fairfax, VA 22030, USA) Co-Chairs: Walter Friedrich (Zentralinstitut filr Jugendforschung, Stallbaumstr. 9, 7022 Session 5: Joint session with RC 35 COCTA: The Leipzig, GDR) Relationship Between Concepts and Richard Braungart (Dept Sociology, Theories Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY 13210, Co-Chairs: Alberto Marradi (Viale Duse 32, 50137 USA) Firenze, Italy) Ray Pawson (Sociology, Univ Leeds, Session 2: Youth Movements in the 80's Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom) Co-Chairs: Jerold M. Starr (West Virginia Univ, Morgantown, WV 26506, USA) Session 6: Multimethod Research Designs Peter C. Hexel (European Centre for Chair: Manfred Kilchler (see the address Social Welfare Training & Research, above) Berggasse 17, 1090 Vienna, Austria)

Session 7: Methodological Issues in Typological Session 3: Joint Session with RC 30 Sociology of Analysis Work: Youth and Work. Changes and Co-Chairs: Kenneth G. Manton (Ctr Demograph ic Problems Studies, Duke Univ, 2117 Campus Dr, Co-Chairs: Michael Stefanov (Inst of Youth

Durham, NC 27706, USA) Studies, P. o. Box 25, 1126 s o r í a , Kenneth D. Bailey (Sociology, UCLA, Bulgaria) 405 Hilgard Ave, Los Angeles, CA Peter Grootings (Vienna Center, P.O.B. 90024, USA) 974, Grilnangergasse 2, 1011 Wien, Austria) Session 8: Issues in Qualitative Data

16 Session 4: You th and Development in the Third Co-Chairs: Alberto Marradi (see the address World Countries above) Co-Chairs: Yedla Simhadri (Sociology, Andhra Ray Pawson (Sociology, Univ Leeds, University, Waltair 530 003, India) Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom) Khairallah Assar (P.O.B. 466, Annaba, AIgeria) Session 3: Joint session with RC 33 Logic and Jose Antonio Perez Islas (CREA, Methodology in Sociology: Problems of Centro de Estudios Sobre la Juventud Validity and Reliability Mexicana, Providencia 724, Col. del Chair: Helmut Artus (IZ Sozialwissen- Valle, C.P. 03100, Mexico D.F., schaften, Lennéstr. 30, 5300 Bonn , Mexico) FRG) Ray Pawson (Sociology, Univ Leeds, Session 5: Joint Session with RC 04 Sociology of Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom) Education: Youth and Changes in Education Session 4: Proposal for the Establishment of Co-Chairs: Jílrgen Hartmann (Sociology, Uppsala SUBMET (a sub-committee on Univ, Box 513, 751 20 Uppsala, meta-concepts and meta-terms) Sweden) Co-Chairs: Alberto Marradi (see the address Fred Mahler (Research Centre of the above) Problems of Youth, Str. Onesti 4-6, Ray Pawson (see the address above) Sect. 7, Bucuresti,Romania) Fred W. Riggs (Political Se. Dept, Un iv of Hawaii, Porteus 640, 2424 Session 6: Business Meeting Maile Way, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, Chair: Petar-Emil Mitev (see the address USA) above) Session 5: On Artifacts in Social Research Session 7: Socio-historical Development and Chair: Jílrgen Kriz (Uni v Osnabrück FB 6, Generational Change Postfach, 4500 Osnabrílck, FRG) Co-Chairs: Sibyl!e Hílbner-Funk (German Youth Inst. Saarstr. 7, 8000 Mílnchen,FRG) Session 6: Epistemology or Sociology of Science? Ivan Velev (Inst Youth Studies, P. O. Chair: Gianni Statera (Istituto di Sociologia Box 25, 1126 Sofia, Bulgaria) del! Un í.ve r-s Lt.á di Roma, Via Parigi 11, 00185 Roma, Italy Se ssion 8: Joint session with RC 14 Sociology of Communica tion, Knowledge & Culture: Session 7: Business Meeting Youth Culture and News Media Chair: Jan Erik Lane (Dept Political Science, Co-Chairs: Rudolf A. Mayer (German Youth Inst, Un iv of Umea, 90187 Umea, Sweden) Saarstr. 7, 8000 Munich, FRG) Claudio Aguirre-Bianchi (School of Journalism, Gjorwellsgatan 26, 11260 RC 36 ALIENATI

Session 9: New Peace Consciousness of Young Program Coordinators: Frank A. Johnson People (Ctr Social & llehavioral Se, Univ Co-Chairs: Juan Marin (Ministry of Cul ture, California, 1350-7th Ave, CSBS 237, San General Managment for Youth, Marques Francisco, CA 94143, USA de Riscal 16, 28 Madrid, SPAIN) tel.415-5662348) Yen6 Andicz (Inst Political Sciences, Alan Whitehorn Ajtosi Dílrer sor 21, 1146 Budapest, (Dept Politics, Royal Military College, Hungary) Kingston, Ontario K7L 2W3, Canada tel. 613-5457643) Session 10: Youth and Society: Integration o r Alienation Session 1: S t ud i e sin Al i e n a ti o n: In d i a n Co-Chairs: Vladimir Lisovski (7-a ía Sovetskaia Experience 33, ap.8, Leningrad D-144, USSR) Chair: H • S. A s t han a (B. S. C e n t r e o f Ilan Knapp (OIBF, Kolingasse 15, 1090 Neuro-Psychology & Counselling,The Wien, Austria) University, Saugor, M.P. 470 003, India

RC 35 COCTA - COKHITTEE ON CONCEPTUAL AND Session 2: Marxist Theory and Method TERKINOLOOICAL ANALYSIS / C(JfiTE SUR Co-Chairs: J. Israel (Dept Sociology, Univ Lund, L'ANALYSE CCtiCEPTUELLE ET TERKINOLOOIQUE P.O.Box 1703, 22101 Lund, Sweden) David Schweitzer (Dept Anthropology & Program Coordinator: Alberto Marradi Sociology, Un iv British Columbia, 6303 Viale Duse 32, 50137 Firenze, Italy N.W. Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6T 2B2, Canada, tel.604-2286444) Session 1:Cause,Law and Probability: Theory and Research Discourses Session 3: Work Alienation in Developing Chair: Steve Turner (Dept Sociology, Univ Countries South Florida, 830 First Street Chair: Rabindra N. Kanungo (McGill Univ, Fac South, Sto Petersburg, Fla 33701, of Management, 1001 Sherbrooke Sto USA) West, Montreal, P.Q. H3A lG5, Canada)

Session 2: Joint session with RC 33 Logic and Session 4: Alienation and Community Methodology in Sociology: The Chair: Andrew Oldenq uist (Dep t Philosophy, Relationship between Concepts and Ohio State Univ, Mershon Ctr, Theories Columbus, Ohio 43210, USA)

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Session 5: Asian Religious 'tlorldviews and Session 7: Sociological Problems of the Survival Alienation of Extraeuropean Traditional Art (e.g. Chair: D. R. Ganesan (Dept Education, Univ India, China, Malaysia) Madras, Madras 5, 600 005 India) Chair: V. Subramaniam (Dept Political Science, Carleton Univ, Ottawa, Session 6: Work and Unemployment as Alienating Ontario K1S 5B6, Canada) Experience Chair: Walter R. Heinz (Dept Social Sc IB9, Session 8: Art and Alienation Universit~t Bremen, 28 Bremen, FRG) Chair: D. Braika

Session 7: Alienation: Anglo-Indian and Indo- Session 9: History and Current Trend s in the Anglian Literary Perspectives Sociology of Art Chair:P.S. Sri (Dept English, Univ Alberta, Chair: Jeffrey Halley (30 East 9th Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E5, Canada) 5-1-1, New York, NY 10003, USA)

Session 8: Business Meeting or Miscellaneous Session 10: Business Meeting Papers Chair: to be announced Co-Chairs: Frank A. Johnson and Alan Whitehorn (see the address above) Session 11: J o i n t s e s s ion w i t h R C 1 4 Communication, Knowledge and Cul ture: Session 9: Alienation and Mental Health Consumption and Cultural Practices Chair: Joan M. Anderson (Univ British Co-Chairs: M a r i n o L i vol siR C 1 4 (1 9 v i a Columbia, School of Nursing, T.F. 206 Montevideo, Milano, Italy, - 2211 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC te1.2-4981801 ) V6T 2B5, Canada) 1van Vitanyi RC37 (see the address above) Session 10: Open Se ssion for diverse papers Co-Chairs: Frank A. Johnson and Alan Whitehorn (see the address above) Re 38 BIOGRAPHY AHDSOCIETY BIOGRAPHIE ET SOCIETE Session 11: Joint Session with RC 30 Sociology of Work: Work and Alienation Program Coordinator: Daniel Bertaux Co-Chairs: Jolanta Kulpinska, Kasprzaka 55 -8, Centre d 'Etude des Mouvements Sociaux, 91-078 ~odz, Poland) CNRS, 54 Blvd. Raspail, 75006 Paris, to be announced France, tel.1-5443979 ext.255

Session 12: Joint Sessions with RC 26 Session 1: Alternative Theories of Biographical Sociotechnics: De-alienation - Analysis: Hermeneutics, Semiotics, Sociotechnical Strategies on Inter- Phenomenology, Psychoanalysis, national, National, Community and Feminist Theory, Cultural Marxism, Family Level Literary Criticism Co-Chairs: Judith Buber-Agassi (37 Levi Eshko l, Chair: Norman K. Denzin (Dept Sociology, Univ Herzlia 46745, Israel) Illinois, 326 Lincoln Hall, 702 South to be announced Wright St., Urbana, 1LL 61801, USA, te1.217-334708)

RC 37 socrn.orr (F ARTS Session 2: Historical Processes and Biographical SOCnLOGIE DES ARTS Discontinuities Chair: to be announced Program Coordinator: Ivan Vitanyi Institute for Culture, Corvin tér 8, Session 3: Work, Culture and Biography 1251 Budapest, Hungary, tel.1-388581 Chair: Martin Kohli (1nst Soziologie, Freie Universit~t Berlin, Garystr 21, 1000 Session 1: The Role of Art in Society Berlin 33, FRG, tel.30-8382242; till Chair: Ivan Vitanyi (see the address above) mid-June 1985: Inst for Advanced Study, School of Social Science, Session 2: Mass Culture and the Arts Princeton, NJ 08540, USA) Chai,.: Antonina Kloskowska (Dzika 6-270, 00-172 Warszawa, Poland) Session 4: Cultural Models of 1dentity: Forms of 1ndividuation Session 3: Sociology of the Institutions of Art Chair: to be announced Chair: Antoine Hennion (120 Boulevard de la Chapelle. 75018 Paris, France) Session 5: Biography: Time and Structure Chair: Wolfram Fischer (Hensenstrasse 183, Session 4: The Policy of Aesthetic Perception 4400 Münster, FRG) Chair: Richard A. Peterson (Vanderbilt Univ, Box 1635B, Nashville, TN 37235, USA) Session 6: Life Stories and Family Histories Chair: Francis Godard (CERM-CERCOM, Ecole des Session 5: Leisure and the Arts Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 2 Chair: Maria Sagi (Institute for Culture, rue de la Charité, 13002 Marseille, Corvin tér 8, 1251 Budapest, Hungary) France, tel.91-919262)

Session 6: Sociological Aspects of Modern and Session 7: The Grammar of Autobiographical Postmodern Art Narratives Chair: Vera L. Zolberg (New School for Chair: to be announced Social Research, 65 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10003, USA, tel. 219- Session 8: Childhood in the Third World 8440520) Chair: Daniel Bertaux (see the address above)

18 Session 9: Joint Session with the Research N.K. Jain Committee 32 Women in Society: Disaster Management, Joint Assistance Personal Narratives as Politics Cntr, H-65 South Extn 1, New Delhi Co-Chairs: Daniel Bertaux (see the address 110049, India above) E.L. Quarantelli Elizabeth Jelin (CEDES, Ave. Disaster Research Cntr, Uni v Delaware, Pueyrredon 510-70, 1032 Buenos Aires, Newark, Delaware 19716, USA Argentina) Session 1: Disasters in Indian Society Session 2: Theoretical Work on Disasters Session 3: Empirical Studies of Disasters Session 4: Cross-societal Research on Disasters VORKIHG GROOPS Session 5: Roundtable on Disaster Topics Session 6: Miscellaneous Papers on Disaster Topics VORKIHG GROOP CCMPARATIVE SOCIOLOOY SOCIOLOOIE CCMPARATIVE Contributions to the above sessions should be sent to any one of three program coordinators (except Program Coordinator: Mattei Dogan those to a session on Disasters in Indian Society, CNRS, 12 Blvd. Arago, 75013 Paris, which should be sent to N.K. Jain) France, tel.1-5358052

Session 1: Comparing Pluralist Democracies VORKIHG GROOP SOCIAL PSYCHOLOOY Chair: Mattei Dogan (see the address above) PSYCHOLOOIE SOCIALE

Session 2: Con e e p t s a n d S t r a t e g i e sin Comparative Research Program Coordinator: Mincho Draganov Chair: Ulf Himmelstrand (Sociology, Un iv Institute of Sociology, Moskovska 13 Uppsala, Box 513, 751 20 Uppsala, A, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria Sweden) Session 1: Methodological Problems of Social Session 3: Interdisciplinary and Comparative Psychology Research Chair: Alex Inkeles (Hoover Inst, Stanford Chair: Ali Kazancigil (UNESCO, 1 rue University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA) Miollis, 75015 Paris, France) Session 2: Sociopsychical Changes in Persona lity Session 4: Theory of Comparative Survey Research Agnes Heller (96 Willow Bend, Bulleen Chair: Erwin Scheuch (Inst Angewandte 3105, Victoria, Australia) Sozialforschung, Universitat zu Koln, Greinstr. 2, 5000 xe i n 41, FRG, Session 3: The Change in Interpersonal Relations tel.221-4702965) Chair: Galina M. Andreyeva (Dept Psychology, Moscow Univ, Marxa 18, Moscow, USSR) Session 5: Methods in Comparative Research Chair: Ralph Turner (Dept Sociology, Univ of Session 4: Sociopsychological Aspects of California, Los Angeles, CA 90024, Macrosocial Changes USA, tel. 213-8251313) Chair: Mincho Draganov (see the address above) Session 6: Comparing Authoritarian Regimes Chair: Guy Hermet (CERI, Fondation Nationale Session 5: Social Change and Personality des Sciences Politiques, 27 rue Sto Chair: K. Obuchowski (Poland) Guillaume, 75007 Paris, France) Session 6: Sociopsychological Questions of Session 7: New Perspectives in Comparative Everyday Life Research Chair: A. Singh (India) Chair: Guido Martinotti (Istituto Superiore di Sociologia, Via G. Cantoni 4, 20144 Milano, Italy)

Session 8: Comparing Political Cultures AD BOC GROOPS Chair: Bertrand Badie (60 rue Emerian, 75015 Paris, France) AD BOC GROOP CLIHICAL SOCIOLOOY Session 9: Comparative Political Sociology SOCIOLOOIE CLIHIQUE Chair: René Lemarchand (Dept Political Science, Univ of Florida, Program Coordinators: Robert Sévigny Gainesville, Fl 32608, USA) Dépt Sociologie, Université de Montréal, C.P. 6128, Succ. A, Session 10: Research in Comparative Sociology Montréal, P.Q. H3C 3J7, Canada Chair: Alex Inkeles (Dept Sociology, S. Nagabhushana Rao Stanford Univ, Stanford, CA 94305, Dept Behavioral Sciences and Human USA) Services, Univ of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, USA

VORKIHG GROOP SOCHLOOI CF DISASTER Session 1: Clinical Sociology as a Specific Approach: Defining the Field Program Coordinators: Orjan Hultaker Chair: to be announced Disaster Study Group, Uppsala Univ, P.O. Box 513, 751 20 Uppsala. Sweden

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Session 2: Clinical Analysis: Problems in Session 3: T r a d e U n ion s' R e s pon s e s t o Methodology Unemployment and to the Changing Labor Chair: to be announced Market Chair: Jelle Visser (Inst Sociology, Univ Session 3 : Social Change Amsterdam, Oude Hoogstraat 24, 1012 CE Chair: to be announced Amsterdam, The Netherlands, tel.20-5252231 ) Session 4 : Miscellaneous Studies in Clínical Sociology Session 4: Economic Restructuring and Trade Chair: to be announced Unionism Chair: Wolfgang Streeck (Wissenschafts- zentrum Berlin,Int' 1 Institute of AD HOC GROOP EXPLANATORY SOCIOLOGY Management, Platz der LuftbrUcke 2, 1000 Berlin 42,FRG, tel.30-6904) Program Coordinators: Karl-Dieter Opp Univ Hamburg,Inst fUr Soziologie, Session 5: Labor Movements after the Breakdown of Sedanstr. 19, 2000 Hamburg 72,FRG, Authoritarianism tel: 40-41233229 Co-Chairs: Peter Lange (Dept Polítical Science, Reinhard Wippler Duke Univ, Durham, NC 27706, USA) VG Theorie en Methodologie, Univ Samuel J. Valenzuela (Dept Sociology, Utrecht, Heí.de Lber-g Laan 2, 3584 CS Harvard Uni v, Cambridge, MA 02138, Utrecht,The Netherlands, tel. 30- USA) 532101

Session 1: Norms and Values: their Emergence and AD HOC GROOP SOCIOCYBERNETICS ANO SOCIAL SYSTEHS Effects THEORY Chair: Russel Hardin (Univ Chicago, Dept Political Science, 5828 South Program Coordinator: Francisco Parra-Luna University, Chicago, ILL 60637, USA) Fac. de Ciencias Politicas y Sociolo- gia, Universidad Complutense de Session 2: Institutional Arrangements and their Madrid, Madrid 3, Spain Effects Chair: Michael Hec h te r (Uni vAriz ona, Session 1: The Inputs of Social Systems (nature, Tucson, AZ 85718, USA) definition, functions) Chair: Francisco Parra-Luna (see the address Session 3: Participation in Social Movements and above) other Associations Chair: Erich Weede (Forschungsinstitut fUr Session 2: The Measurement of Inputs Soziologie, Univ Kó Ln , Lindenburger Chair: M. Nikolic Allee 15, 5000 Koln 41,FRG) Session 3: The Relationship between Inputs and Session 4: Unintended Consequences of Individual Outputs (econmic inputs and under- Action development) Chair: Werner Raub (Seminar fUr Soziologie, Chair: Norman F. Palma (La Vallée des Chats, Univ Erlangen-NUrnberg,Findelgasse Dicy, 89 120 Charny, France) 1-5, 8500 Nürnberg, FRG) Session 4: The Dialectics between Inputs Session 5: Rational Choice Theory: Limi tations Chair: to be announced and Alternatives Chair: Arie Kapteyn (Economisch Institut, Session 5: The Optimization of Inputs (A Katholieke Hogeschool Tilburg, systematic model for reducing Postbus 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, The unemployment in Spain Netherlands) Chair: Francisco Parra-Luna (see the address above)

AD HOC LABOR MOVEHENTS IN THE INDUSTRIAL ANO STATE ARENAS AD HOC GROOP SOCIOLOGY CF AGRICULTURE SOCIOLOGIE DE L'AGRICULTURE Program Coordinator: Marino Regini Dipt Sociologia, Universita di Program Coordinator: Lawrence Busch Milano, Via Conservatorio 7, 20122 Dept Sociology, Univ of Kentucky, 223 Milano, Italy, tel.2-7490808 Scovell Hall, Lexington, KY 40546, tel.606-257-3936, USA Session 1: Industrial Relations Systems in Historical Perspective (and Business Session 1: Food Production, Consumption and Meeting) Utilization in the Third World Chair: Colin Crouch (LSE,Houghton St., Chair: Ivan Sergio F. de Sousa (Shin QI Aldwych, London WC2A 2AE, UK) 13-Conj. 01,Casa 16, 71500 Brasilia

D.F., Br-az í l.) Session 2: Economic and Social Polícies in the 1980s: the Role of Labor Movements Session 2: Food Production, Consumption and Co-Chairs: t1arino Regini (see the address above) Utilization in Industrial Societies Michael Shalev (Hebrew Univ Chair: Howard Newby (Dept, Sociology, Univ of Jerusalem, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem Essex, Wizenhoe Par-k , Colchester, C04 Israel) 3SQ, United Kingdom)

20 Session 3: Agricultural Labour Markets public discussion of social issues. To this end, Chair: Allesandro Bonanno (Dept Sociology, the Executive Committee has launched several Univ of Kentucky, Lexington KY 40546, initiatives, one of which involves the recruitment U.S.A. ) of new members.

Session 4: Agricultural Markets and Technical The Association is controlled by the Annual Change General Meeting of members. The AGM elects an Chair: Lawrence Busch (see the address Executive Committee which meets throughout the above) year to ensure the smooth running of the SAl a'ffairs. Any member can in'fluence policy by Session 5: Business Meeting submitting resolutions to the AGM, or by standing Chair: - to be announced for election to the Executive Committee, the Editorial Board, the Bulletin Editorship, etc.

AD ROC SOCI

The Sociological Association of Ireland (SAl) was founded in 1973 to ac t as a forum for soci- WORLD SOCIETY FWNDATICIl ologists in the 32 counties of Ireland. Since then, the membership has grown to 150. The "Foundation for the Promotion of Social In spite of the title, the Association's members Science Research on World Society" (World Society are not drawn excusively from Ir-e Land , nor are Foundation) funds selected proposals for research they necessar ily sociologists. For instance, a projects on the structure and change of world few of the Association' s members are working in society. The next deadline for applications is Australia, Canada, France,Italy, the USA and June 1, 1985. For details please contact: Britain, and included in the membership are social scientists whose primary interest lies in World Society Foundation economics, political science or social policy and e/o Sociological Institute administration. The current membership reflects a University of Zilrich wide range of orientations and interests within Zeltweg 63 sociology and the social sciences in general. 8032 Zilrich However, it is of particular concern to the SAl SWlTZERLAND Executive Committee at this time that the Association makes a grea ter contribu tion to

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July 15-20, 1985 RC 35 COCTA panels at tbe CALENDAR OF FUTURE EVENTS IPSA World Congress

Place: Paris, France June 3-7, 1985 Interna tional Conference Amsterdam, Holland on Housing and the Buil t Topics: - problems of formal- Environment ization and testing in political analysis July 12-17, 1985 International Congress of - problems of conceptual- New York,USA Gerontology ization for political research July 15-20, 1985 XIIIth World Congress of - special cosponsored Paris, France the International Politi- meeting with the Cornmit- cal Science Association tee on Ethnicy and Poli- tics August 12-16, 1985 3rd Biennial Meeting of Enschede, Holland the Society for Philos- ophy and Technology August 19-23, 1985 International Conference for Sociology of Religion See ISA Bulletin 35 and 36 for more details. Place: Leuven, Belgium

June 13-16, 1985 RC 31 Sociology of Art Main topics: church and religious meeting in connection movements in Belgium with the conference of - religion and modernity tbe Frencb Sociological Information: H. van Meerbeeck Association on Sociology Dept Sociology, Catholic of Art University Leuven Van Evenstraat 2c Place: Ecole des Hau tes Etudes 3000 Leuven, Belgium en Science Sociales, La Vieille Charité, France August 26-30, 1985 Annual Meeting of tbe Topics: - cultural policies and American Sociological cultural institutions; Association: Working and - artistic professions not Working and art markets; Place: Washington Hilton, - publics and aesthetic Washington D.C., USA perception; - is a Soc iology of Art Information: ASA Secretariat works possible ? 1722 N Sto N.W. Washington D.C. 20036 Information: Antoine Hennion USA, tel. 202-8333410 Centre de Soc iologie de l'Innovation Ecole des Mines August 26-31. 1985 Conference of RC 12 62 boul. Sto Michel Sociology of Lav 15006 Paris, FRANCE Place: Aix-en-Provence, France

June 14-16, 1985 RC 31 Sociology of Mi- Program: 4 plenary session on The gration: International Scientific Foundations of Migration in tbe Contem- the Sociology of Law and porary Economic Crisis 10 workshops on various topics Place: Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia Registration: A-J. Arnaud, "Granna" Topics: - new migration paths in Colline Pierredon the last decade; 13510 Eguilles, France - legislative responses tel: 42-925065 to new migration paths - illegal migration and national economies September 1-6, 1985 Conference of RC 34 - new sociological devel- Sociology of Youtb opments in explaining mi- gration Place: International Youth - refugee resettlement as Centre, Primorsko, mass movement Bulgaria

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