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SUMMARY XII World Congress of Pago 3 Report from the outgoing executive committee Pago 5 ISA executive committee officers 1991-1994 Pago 8 Publications of the International Sociological Association Pago 9 ISA summer school. Research forum on com parative research Pag.17 Grants, call for papers Pag.18 Calendar of future events Pag.19

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President: Neuma Aguiar Membership & Finance T.K.Oommen IUPERJ Committee School of Social Sciences Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Chair: Vladimir Yadov, USSR Jawaharlal Nehru Paolo Ammassari, Italy 110067 New Delhi Paolo Ammassari Karl M. van Meter, France India University of Rome, Italy Peter Q. Reinsch, The Netherlands Vice-President, Research Rudolf Andorka Gyorgy Széll, Germany Council: University of Economic Daniel Bertaux Sciences Research Coordinating Centre d'Etude des Budapest, Hungary Committee Mouvements Sociaux Daniel Bertaux, Chairperson C.N.R.S. Maria Carrilho Neuma Aguiar 54, Bd. Raspail ISCTE Rudolf Andorka 75006 Paris Lisbon, Portugal Jürgen Hartmann France Alberto Martinelli Manuel Castells Karl M. van Meter Vice-President, Program University Autónoma Gyorgy Széll Committee: Madrid, Spain Henry Teune Neil Smelser Stella R. Quah Department of Sociology Jürgen Hartmann 410 Barrows Hall University of Uppsala, Publications Committee University of California Sweden Daniel Bertaux, Chair Berkely, California 94720 Executive Committee USA Ivan Kuvacic representatives: University of Zagreb, Rudolf Andorka Vice-President, Membership Maria Carrilho & Finance: Stella R. Quah Vladimir Yadov Alberto Martinelli «Current Sociotoqy»: Institute of Sociology University of Milan, Italy William Outhwaite, Editor USSR Academy of Science -lnternetionet Socioloqv»: Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35 b.5 Karl M. van Meter Richard Grathoff, Editor 117259 Moscow LlSH-CNRS, Paris "Sage Studies in International USSR France Sociotoqy»: Robert J. Brym, Editor Past President 1986-1990: Stella R. Quah «Soctotoqtcet Abstrects»: Margaret Archer University of Singapore Leo P. Chall, Editor University of Warwick Singapore United Kingdom Other members t.b.a. Veronica Stolte-Heiskanen University of Tampere Representatives to Finland ISSC-UNESCO Delegates: Else 0yen, Gyorgy Széll Alberto Martinelli University of Osnabrück Alternates: Daniel Bertaux, Germany Karl van Meter

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Representative to WHO Hans-Ulrich Deppe

2 WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY 9-13 July, 1990, Madrid, Spain

The XIIWorld Congress The Spanish King Juan Car- gram, in which a panel of five of Sociology celebrated at the los and Queen Sofia as well as speakers presented their Universidad Complutense in the Minister of Education Ja- views on the theme of the Con- Madrid (Spain) on July 9th vier Solana were present at gress. The panelists were: through 13th, 1990, attracted the Congress Opening Cere- Martin Albrow (UK), Elizabeth a record number of partici- mony. The King inaugurated Jelin (Argentina), T.K. Oom- pants: 4730 from 83 countries the Congress. men (India), Erwin Scheuch who attended more than 500 The academic program of (FRG), Piotr Sztompka (Po- sessions of symposia, re- the Congress started with the land). search committees, working first plenary session in which During, before and after the groups, thematic groups and ISA President Margaret Archer World Congress week, several ad hoc sessions. and Juan Linz presented pap- meetings of the ISA adminis- Over 50.000 dollars (10.000 ers on the general theme of the trative bodies -Executive $ by UNESCO Participation Congress «Socioloqy for One Committee and its sub-com- Program and over 40.000 $ by World: Unity and Dlverslty». mittees, Research Council the ISA) were made available The Congress concluded with and the ISA Council- were earmarked for asstistance to the second plenary chaired by held. The main decision taken participants from less deve- Artur Meier, Vice-President in by these bodies are presented loped countries. charge of the Congress Pro- below.

Opening Ceremony 01 the XII World Congress 01 Sociology. From left to right: Artur Meier, ISA Vice-President, Program Committee Chairman; Margaret Archer, ISA President; Javier Solana, Spanish Minister 01Education, Their Majesties King Juan Carlos and Queen Solla, Salvador Giner, President 01the Spanish National Congress Organizing Committee.

3 WG 06 Social Indicators Executive Research Committes on Na- ISA Council Committee tional Movements and Impe- rialism was demoted to a Delegates to the ISA Council 1986-1990 Working Group status (WG elected following officers of 07). the ISA Executive Committee On the following pages we Following Thematic Groups 1991-1994 (see following publish a broad account ofthe were given the Working Group pages for the presentation of ISA activites in the last four status: the members): years. Below come the most Pres id ent: T. K. m m en WG 03 Social Classes and 00 recent decisions of the Execu- Social Movements (India). tive Committee and its sub- WG 05 Sociology of Interna- Vice-Presidents: Neil Smel- committees taken during its tional Tourism ser (USA), Vladimir Yadov meeting held in July 1990 and • Thematic Group status was (USSR) . chaired by the out-going Pre- maintained for: Members: Paolo Ammassari sident Margaret Archer. TG 01 Time Use Research (Italy), Maria Carrilho (Portu- Publications Cornrnittee: TG 03 Sociology of Child- gal), Manuel Castells (Spain), Ivan Kuvacic (Yugoslavia), • ISA journal «International hood Socioloqy» will change in Ja- TG 05 Famine and Society Stella R. Quah (Singapore), nuary 1991 its home base and Two new groups were given Veronica Stolte-Heiskanen will move from Cardiff (UK) to a Thematic Group status: (Finland). the ISA Documentation, Publl- TG 02 Environmental Issues Spanish was accepted in cation and Analyses Centre in TG 04 Collective Behavior principie as a third officiallan- Bielefeld (FRG). Richard Gra- and Social Movements guage of ISA, along with Engl- thoff from the Institute of So- TG 06 Sociology of Emotions ish and French. However, the ciology, University of Bielefeld, decision will be formal only will substitute Martin Albrow when the relevant by-Iaws of as editor of the «/nternationa/ ISA are changed by the Coun- Socioloqy». Research Council cil through the statuary proce- • There is also a change of dure. editorship for «Sage Studies in For the first time, the ISA Re- The ISACouncil held a preli- /nternationa/ Sociotoqy» Seri- search Council was given the minary discussion on the site es: Wilfried Dumon (Catholtc right and duty to elect directly of the XIII World Congress of University of Leuven, Belgium) one ofthe ISA vice-presidents, Sociology. While a few propo- hands over his responsibilities more precisely the vice-pre- sals for the next Congress site to Robert Brym from the Uni- sident who acts as Chair of the were available to be consider- versity of Toronto, Canada. ISA Research Council, and to ed, it was felt that all national Research Coordinating elect seven of the sixteenth re- associations aspiring to invite Cornrnittee approved follow- presentatives to the ISA Exe- the Congress should be given ing changes of status: cutive Committee 1991-1994. an opportunity to come for- • Research Committee status The newly elected Vice-Pre- ward with their proposals. To has been given to: s i den t, Researeh CouneiI íacilltate this process and to RC 16 Sociological Theory Chair, became Daniel Bertaux arrive at an objective decision RC 43 Housing and the Built (Fr a n c e), and the seven a sub-comittee was appointed Environment members of the Executive with Neil Smelser, Vice-Pre- RC 44 Labor Movements Committee are: Neuma Aguiar sident in charge of the Congr- RC 45 Rational Choice (Brazil), Rudolf Andorka ess Program, as its chair. • Working Group status has (Hungary), Jürgen Hartmann The committee would receive been maintained for: (Sweden), Alberto Martinelli proposals from national asso- WG 01 Clinical Sociology (ltaly), Karl van Meter (France), ciations until December 31, WG 02 Sociocybernetics Gyorgy Széll (FRG), Henry 1990 and is expected to pres- and Social Systems Theory Teune (USA). (See following ent its recommendations to WG 04 Sociology of Mental pages for the presentation of the Executive Committee in Health the members.) March 1991.

4 EPORT FROM THE OUTGOING EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE by Margaret Archer, President 1986-1990

There has been a leit- works in the opposite direc- mother tongues between motif underlying the last four tion with new initiatives, we them. We are delighted at the years of activity, which will be seek to locate and integrate a quality of the work produced found repeated in the work of wider band of colleagues, by the finalists, all of whom every sub-committee. This proving successful and be- were invited to a week's sum- has been a vision of internati- coming institutionalized for mer school at Escorial with the anal outreach which we have the future. 5 winners (from USA, China, tried to realize through the Perhaps the initiative which Africa, Korea and Japan) foundation of permanent best sums up our vision was being congratulated on the «horne bases» for each of our the launch of the first Worldwi- platform at the Opening Ses- main activities. Thus we have de Competition for Young So- sion of the World Congress. tried to initiate a sequence, in ciologist. Thanks to the work of Having proved that this can be which the new structures we Daniel Bertaux and members done on a shoe-string budget have formed will serve as plat- of 14 different language Juri- with a lot of goodwill, the Com- forms from which our succes- es, entries were received from petition has now become a re- sors can make further out- 64 countries written by young gular four-year fixture. reaches. The process also cotle aqu es with over 100

Announcement 01the winners 01the ISA Worldwide Competition tor Young Sociologists: From left to right: Daniel Bertaux, Project Director; and tour winners: William Brubaker, Dongno Kin, Solomon Mombeshore, Nao Oyama.

5 The same /eitmotifwas more than ensure the continu- but we are still a long way off worked out in the Research ity of our well established being a membership assocla- Council under Else 0yen's Journal, Current Socioloqv tion. What we have tried to do imaginative leadership. In par- and book series, Sage Studies is to lay the groundwork for ticular the Research Commit- in /nternationa/ Sociotoqy. The this. Members will only come if tees now have «horne bases", leitmotif is best illustrated by there is continuous involve- already in full operation, from /nternationa/ Sociotoqv, our ment with a benefit from the which they can work, hold real «o u t r e a c h» Journal, ISA, year in a year out, not just conferences, develop re- founded 6 years ago under at Congress time. Again this is search projects and involve Martin Albrow's dedicated the part of the rationale behind graduate students. The major editorship. The genuine multi- the «horne bases". As more achievement here was the directional information flow is participate in their programm- foundation of the Ljub/jana /n- working thanks to a global net- es and activities, the advan- ternationa/ Scctoioqlcet lnsti- work of Associate editors, ad- tages of belonging to an inter- tute which comprises a Sum- visors and evaluators and the national research and corn- mer School and Research articles appearing witness to munication network should Forum and gives the RCs an the reversal of the typical one- act as magnets for member- infrastructure which they can way center-to-periphery ship. use between Congresses. pattern. For the first time the ISA has Equally welcome was the As part and parcel of con so- experimented, during this foundation of the Oñati /nter- lidating its future, a new «horne term, with a professional Se- nationa//nstitute for the Socio- base" for publications has cretariat. Thanks to the gener- /ogy of Law - a model for other been founded in Bielefeld as ous support ofthe Spanish Mi- RCs and a resource for them. the Documentation, Pub/ica- nistry of Education and Sci- This was made possible by the tions and Ana/yses Centre. ence it has been established generous gift of the Old Uni- This will not only house the in Madrid for the last four versity by the Basque govern- Journal, but its first Director, years. We ended up with a ment. Already a full program- Richard Grathoff, will oversee small, streamlined and highly me of workshops is underway, a whole range of publication effective agency for which Iza- and, for the first time under ISA initiatives which the ISA has be la Barlinska must be given auspices, an international wanted to launch for a long the credit. This has handled Masters and Doctoral pro- time - joint publication with the routine workload and suc- gramme have been launched. Eastern Europe, a data bank cessfully carried out Con- At the level of individual Re- and addressbook of sociolo- gress pre-registration and do- search Committees, consoli- gists worldwide being a small cumentation at a considerable dation has meant the develop- sample. This should constitute saving compare with previous ment of a general model for a great resource for the Se- occasions. their Statues and more of their cretariat, Council and indivi- In a retrospective report, it is members also joining the ISA. dual members. only proper to ask too «where Outreach is reflected in the The unenviable task of Fin- have we tailed»? Obviously we decision to give two full ISA ance and Membership fell to would have liked to do much memberships to each RC, Wilfried Dumon; difficult be- more and as ever we have fal- specifically earmarked for Of- cause total funds showed a len short in drawing in collea- ficers coming from Less Deve- downward trajectory over the gues from the Less Developed loped Countries, in order to in- last decade, due to two highly Countries to the extent desir- crease their possibility of par- successful outreach Con- ed. However my other main ticipation. gresses held in Mexico and personal regret concerns Finally there has been great New Delhi, and austere be- Council, our supreme govern- commitment to strengthening cause budgets had to be ing bcdy. Attempts were made the Research Council itself, a stringent. So it was a great to schedule a mid-term meet- point which was stressed at success that we not only lived ing of Council members but the very successful mid-term with the annual budgets for floundered because we could Symposium on «Cross-Cultu- 1987, 1988, and 1989 but also not raise the travel funding to r a I a n d I n ter n a t ion a I R e- succeeded in developing the make this a representative search- hosted by the Edvard initiatives mentioned on a meeting. Vet such a meeting Kardlej University is Slovenia, shoe-string. After this Congr- outside the time-constraints 1988. This culminated in the ess we are going to be leaving and frenzied atmosphere of motion, passed by Council at our successors on an upward World Congresses seems es- the World Congress, giving financial trajectory for the first sential. Council needs to be- greater representation to the time since the late 70ties. We come more than a «papillon Research Council on the su- hope that these four years of body», it must be able to reflect preme governing body and «good hou s e ke e p lnq- will calmly upon the Statutes and enabling it to elect its own leave them much less con- Electoral procedures, it re- Chairperson in future. strained in the services they quires the opportunity to for- Publications, chaired first can offer to our worldwide mulate priorities for where the by Artur Meier and by Céline membership. ISA should be going, it must Saint-Pierre has done much Membership itself has risen have a platform for articulating

6 policies and monitoring activi- have tried to achieve over the more, but I do believe that due tiesoI know that the new Exe- last four years. My thanks to to their commitment we are cutive Committee is committed the most hardworking, creatí- leaving our successors with a to this and hope that National ve and cohesive Executive sounder basis for global out- Associations will welcome the Committee whose timework reach than ever before in the occasion. has made it possible. We ISA. So this summarizes what we would have liked to do much

XII WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS

U.S. A. 774 16.40%

SPAIN 1,061 22.40% FRANCE 331 7.00%

UNITED KINGDOM 254 5.37%

F. R. G. 239 5.05%

CANADA 197 4.16%

NETHERLANDS 181 3.83% OTHERS 1,523 32.20%

ITALY 170 3.59%

WESTERN EUROPE = 59%

OCEANIA= 2%

ASIA= 6%

AFRICA = 1%

EASTERN EUROPE = 6% SOUTH AMERICA = 5%

NORTH AMERICA = 21%

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7 SA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS 1991-1994

W. are presenting and served as its treasurer nia at Berkeley (Master of Sci- below short biographical in- and secretary. ence), Université de Sorbonne formation and photos, as sub- Author of the books and nu- (Licence de sociologie). mitted to the Secretariat or merous research papers, Current position: Research compiled from other sources, twenty-two students have Director at the Centre National of the present members of the completed their Ph.D. disser- de la Recherche Scientifique, ISA Executive Committee tations under Centre d'Etude des Mouve- 1991-1994. Oommen's supervision. Cur- ments Sociaux, Paris, France. rently he is Dean of the School Areas of specialization and PRESIDENT of Social Sciences, Jawahar- publications: social mobility lal Nehru University, New (sociological theories, quanti- Delhi, India. tative and qualitative empirical research), qualitative metho- VICE-PRESIDENTS dology (life histories, family histories), artisan class of food production in France (case of bakers), student movements in the 60's in France and other countries, theory of anthropo- nomy.

T.K.OOMMEN Was appointed Professor of Sociology in 1976, at the age of 39, in the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He ob- DANIEL BERTAUX tained his M.A. (1960) and ISA Vice-President (1991- Ph.D.(1965) degrees in socio- 1994) in charge of the Re- logy from the University of search Council and Research Pune, India. Winner of the two Coordinating Committee as prestigious national awards in well as the Publications Com- 1981 and 1985 for sociology mittee. NEIL J. SMELSER and social anthropology, Founder (1984) and Presi- ISA Vice-President in char- Professor Oommen was dent (1986~ of the Research ge of the Program Committee. U.G.C.national lecturer in so- Committee on Biography and Member (1986-90) of the ISA ciology, 1985-86. Society; Member (1986-1990) Executive and Research Professor Oommen was the of the ISA Executive and Re- Coordinating Committees, Co- Secretary-General of the XI search Coordinating Commit- Chairman (1980-86) ofthe Re- World Congress of Sociology tees; Executive Committee search Committee on Econo- held in New Delhi (1986), and member of the Société Fran- my and Society. was elected to the ISA Execu- caise de Sociologie. He completed his education tive Committee, 1986-90. He is He studied at the Ecole Po- at Magdalen College, Oxford, closely associated with the Iytechnique (Aeronautics En- and at Harvard University Indian Sociological Society gineer), University of Califor- (Ph.D.in Sociology); has been

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12 teaching sociology at the Uni- Pesquisas do Rio de Janeiro, pienza»: Director of Research versity of California in Berke- Brazil (1969-); General Coor- (1954-66), Institute of Social ley since 1958. dinator of the Development AI- Sciences, University of Trent, Has served on editorial ternatives with Women for a Italy; Research Associate boards of several sociological New Era (1986-); Coordination (1961-63), Labor and Indus- journals, himself being the au- of a Research in a Sugar Cane trial Relations Center, Michi- thor of numerous publications Plantation: Analysis of Historie gan State University, USA; on economy and society, so- and Current Working-Class Teaching Assitant (1959- cial change and industrializa- Records by Gender (1989- 1960), Faculty of Political tion, economic development, 1991); Coordination ofthe Un- Sciences, University of Flor- sociology of economic life, ited Nations University Project ence, ltaly. comparative methods in the Household, Gender and Age in Degrees: Doctor in Political social sciences. a Plantation Society, with 742 Sciences (1958), University of interviews carried in a rural Florence, Italy; Ph.D. in Socio- sugar cane plantation area, logy and Anthropology (1964), with information obtained by Michigan State University, gender and age. Project fi- USA. nished in 1989. Membership in Professional Visiting Professor at the Uni- Organizations: versity of Wisconsin, Madison, Institut International de So- Departments of Sociology and ciologie: President (1989-), Rural Sociology (Tinker Fel- Vice-President (1984-89); lowship, 1981); Departments Member (1967-). International of Sociology, Rural Sociology Sociological Association: Ex- and Women's Studies Re- ecutive Committee Member search Center-Women and (1986-), Board member Development International (1971-82) of Research Com- Program (1983-1984). mittee on Sociology of Work; VLADIMIR YADOV Member (1991-94) of the Board member (1972-1990) ISA Vice-President (1991- ISA Executive Committee; Re- and Vice-President (1982- 1994) in charge of Member- presentative of Research 1986) of Research Committee ship and Finance Committee. Committee on Women in So- on Social Stratification. Italian Currently works at the Insti- ciety at the ISA Research Sociological Association: Ex- tute of Sociology, USSR Aca- Council, 1982-1990. ecutive Committee Member demy of Sciences in Moscow. (1985-87); Chairman (1986- 87), Committee on Foreign Re- MEMBERS lations; Chairman (1984-86), Section on Methodology; Member (1982). American So- ciological Association: Memb- er (1960-), Fellow (1964-73), Foreign associate (1974-).

PAOLO AMMASSARI Present position: Chair Pro- fessor of Sociology (1989-), Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Rome "La Sa- NEUMA AGUIAR píenza-, Italy. She studied at the Pontificia Former positions held: Universidade Catolica do Rio Chair Professor (1976-1989) de Janeiro (B.A., 1959), Gra- of Methodology of Social Re- duate School of arts and search, Faculty of Statistics, RUDOLF ANDORKA Sciences, Bastan University and Director (1984-90) of Gra- In the years 1949-1960 was (M.A., 1965), and the Graduate duate School of Sociology a manual worker, in 1960- School of Arts and Sciences, and Social Research, Univers- 1962 a translator. In 1962 Washington University (Ph.D., ity of Rome "La Sapienza»; As- strated working in the Central 1969). sociate Professor (1967 -75) of Statistical Office, Demograph- Academic Activities: Cur- Methodology of Social Re- ic Research Institute, later De- rently Professor of Sociology search, Faculty of Statistics, partment of Social Statistics. at the Instituto Universitario de University of Rome "La Sa- From 1984 onwards professor

13 of sociology, Head of Depart- soctorccv-. Former co-chair- different languages and 60 ar- ment of Sociology, University person of the Mediterranean ticles in academic journals in of Economic Sciences in Bu- Studies Group and of the Exe- Europe, Latin America and dapest (Hungary). cutive Board of the Research North America. His academic qualifications Committee on Armed Forces are: Ph.D.in Sociology (1979), and Conflict Resolution. Doctor of Sciences in Sociolo- Member of the Consultant gy (1989), Corresponding Council of the Portuguese So- member of the Hungarian ciological Association, former Academy of Sciences (1990). Vice-President and President Research areas: social stra- of the Executive Committee of tification and mobility; social the First Portuguese Congress indicators, social develop- of Sociology (1988). ment, modernization; sociolo- Participation in many inter- gy of fertility; rural sociology; national meetings and con- time budget; deviant behavior. gresses, as organizer and lec- President (1984-1990) of turer. the ISA Research Committee on Social Stratification, Pre- JÜRGEN HARTMANN sident (1985-1989) of the ISA Received his academic trai- Working Group on Sociallndi- ning in sociology at the Uni- cators. Member of the Popula- versity of Cologne, Germany, tion Policy Research Commit- between 1964 and 1969. Fol- tee of the Union for the Scien- lowing the empirical traditions tific Study of Population. of the Cologne School of So- ciology represented by seno- lars like René Kónig and K.E. Scheuch, he focused his scientific interest on the corn- parative study of youth-move- ments and received a Ph.D. in 1973 at the University of Up- MANUEL CASTELLS psala, Sweden. Current academic position: Since 1973 hold a tenure Professor of Planning, Uni- position at the Department of versity of California at Berke- Sociology at Uppsala Univers- ley; Professor of Sociology ity, 1979-82 was director of and Director of the Institute of the Department, 1980-82 Sociology of New Technologi- Head of Research at the UN es, Universidad Autónoma, European Center for Social MARIA CARRILHO Madrid. Welfare Training and Re- Professor of Political Socio- Academic degrees: Public search, Vienna, and project logy and Chairperson of the Law and Political Economy at director for the 18 nation study Section on Politics and Deve- the University of Paris; Master «Integration of Youth into So- lopment, Department of So- in Sociology, University of ciety- at this Center (1928-86). ciology, at the Instituto Supe- Paris; Ph.D.in Sociology, Uni- Member of international re- rior de Ciencias do Trabalho e versity of Paris; Doctorat search groups of Youth Tran- da Empresa (lSCTE), Lisbon, en Sciences Humaines, Sor- sition from School to Work, Portugal. Lecturer on political bonne. and Youth and New Technolo- and defense issues in Portu- Main appointments and gies. From 1989 on he is a re- gal and abroad. awards: elected president of search-director for a Swedish Recently appointed mem- the ISA Research Committee national study on Youth Travel ber ofthe Consultant Group on on Sociology on Urban and at the Institute of Tourism and Strategy at the Portuguese Mi- Regional Development (1978- Travel Research, University nistry of Defense. 82); John H. Simon Guggen- College of Falun/Bortanqe, Author and co-author of heim Fellow, 1982; C. Wrigth Sweden. several books published in Milis Award for the book «The In the last decade, his re- Italy and Portugal. Articles in City and the Gressroots», search interest in youth socio- Portuguese and international 1983. logy has focused on the issues scientific journals, namely on He has been invited to give of youth participation, educa- political and military issues. lectures and seminars in tion and employment with Member (1991-) of the ISA about 100 academic institu- about 50 publications in vari- Executive Committee, member tions of 31 countries, includ- ous national and international (1986-90) of the ISA Publica- ing USSR, USA, Japan, China, journals and monographs. tions Committee. Board Germany,England,France,etc. Since 1978 he is a member of member (1986-) of «Current Publications: 15 books in Research Committee 34: So-

14 ciology of Youth within the In- Author of several books in Sociology and Co-Director of ternational Sociological Asso- the field of problems of organi- the Groupe Méthodologie So- ciation (lSA), was elected on zations, management and ciologique research team in the Broad as Treasurer and economic development. Paris. Coordinator for the Internatio- Member of Editorial Boards of nal Youth Year in 1982 and as several reviews: Stato e mer- President in 1986. cato, Economia e lavoro, Qua- derni di sociologia, Studi orga- nizzativi; 11Nuovo governo 10- cale, Sviluppo e organizzazio- ne, Etica degli affari. He colla- borates with several journals: Corriere della Sera, 11Sole 24 Ore, 11Mondo.

STELLA R. QUAH Education: Bachelor of Arts IVAN KUVACIC (Sociology) at Universidad Professor at Department of Nacional de Colombia, Bogota Sociology, University of Za- (1968); Master of Science greb, teaches social theory (Sociology) at Florida State and eplsternoloqy, was editor University, USA (1971). of review "Praxis» and mem- Current Position: Senior ber of Executive Committee of Lecturer at the Department of Korcula Summer School. Sociology, National University Now is Director of seminar KARL M. VAN METER of Singapore. "Social Structure in Compara- Is doing research in the so- Teaching Experience: Have tive Perspective••at the Inter- cial sciences with the French held teaching appointments at university Centre in Dubrov- Centre National de la Recher- Tadeo Lozano University and nik. He is the author of ten che Scientifique. He has de- Externado de Colombia Uni- books and many papers and grees in social science and versity, Bogotá, Colombia articles. pure mathematics from the (1971); School of Architectu- United States (Bachelor of re, University of Singapore Arts), Great Britain (Honours (1972/73); Department of So- Degree) and the University of ciology, National University of Paris (Doctorate). Singapore, since 1974. He has been working with Membership in Professional the Ministry of Justice, the Min- Organizations: Chairperson, istry of Culture and the Minis- Sociology of Health ISA Re- try of Research and Technolo- search Committee, Second gy in France, and since 1985 Vice-Chairperson, Committee as an independent consulting on Family Research, Member expert with the Health Directo- of the International Associa- rate of the Commission of the tion for the Study of Traditional European Communities. Asian Medicine. In 1983, he founded and Other Professional Activities ALBERTO MARTINELLI continues to direct the quar- and Experience: Researche~ Chairman of the School of terly scientific review, "BMS - Florida State University; Political Sciences at the Uni- Bulletin de Méthodologie So- Member, Singapore Anti-Nar- versity of Milan (Italy), where cioloqique». From 1986 to cotics Association; Consul- he is professor of political 1990, he served as Secretary tant, Singapore Society for Aid sciences; he is also professor of the ISA Research Commit- to the Paralysed; Adviser, of sociology at the University tee on Logic and Methodology World Health Organization; of Bocconi. He has taught at (RC 33) of which he is now Consultant, Singapore Minis- the Stanford University and at President. In 1989 he was try of Health; Coordinator, the University of California in named Chair of the ISA Ljubl- MultiDisciplinary Family Re- Berkeley. jana Committee which has search Project; Coordinator, Coordinator of Advisory now become the International Committee on Family Re- Committee of the City of Milan. Sociological Institute (ISI) of search Sessions for the Xlth President of the ISA Re- which he is President. He is World Congress; Member of search Committee on Econo- currently a Vice-President of ISA Programme Committee for my and Society. the International Institute of the preparation of the Xlth

15 World Congress; of Sociology (1982-86); Member, 1986- 1990 Editorial Board, «Current Socloloqy»: Coordinator and Secretary, Organizing Com- mittee, XXIVth International CFR Seminar on «Marriaqe, Parenthood and Family Poli- cy» (1989).

Sociologues de Langue Fran- national Political Science As- caise, President of the AISLF sociation, and a member of the Research Committee Sociolo- joint conference of the U.S. gie de l'Autogestion. National Academy of Science He has more than 100 and the Chinese Academy of scientific articles and other the Social Sciences. He also scientific publications. Found- served as a Vice-President of ing director of the international the ISA Research Committee series -Environmern & Socie- on Social Ecology and Deleg- ry» (de Gruyter, Berlin/New ate to the Research Council of VERONICA York; starting in 1991). Colla- the International Sociological STOL TE-HEISKANEN borator and Board member of Association, and a member of Professor of Sociology and the following reviews: Revue the Board of COCT A. currently Vice Rector of the Internationale de Sociologie He has had Social Science University of Tampere, Fin- (Rome), Revue Internationale Research Council, American land. Numerous publications d'Action Communautaire Academy of Learned Societi- in the field of the family re- (Montreal), Organization Stu- es, Fulbright, Nationallnstitute search, which was in the past dies (Amsterdam), Economic of Mental Health, and National major research area. and Industrial Democracy Academy of Science grants. Was president of the ISA (Stockholm), Sozialwissens- He has held academicap- Research Committee on Fam- chaftliche Literaturrundschau pointments at Cornell Univers- ily Research (1978-1982). Ac- (Bielefeld). ity, the International University tive participation in the ISA as Main research areas: parti- of Japan, and the Netherlands national delegate to the ISA cipation and self-manage- Institute of Advanced Studies. Council and an active member ment; comparative industrial He recently participated in a of the Research Committees relations; environment and project on world cities. At the on the Sociology of Science society; new technologies and University of Pennsylvania, and Women and Society. trade unions; arms conver- Philadelphia, USA, he chairs a For the past fifteen years sion; regional sustainable de- seminar on human nature. He main research interest is in the velopment; social history and was involved in an internati- area of the sociology of sci- societal theory; Quebec studi- onal research program on ence, in which field has pu- es; post-war German sociolo- technology and new meaning blished extensively. Most re- gy; qualitative empirical re- of space, cross-national com- cently editor of a forthcoming search. parisons of cities in America, book on women in science, Asia, and Europe, and values -From Token Women to Gend- HENRY TEUNE and change in Europe and er Equity in Science» (Unesco Former President of the In- North America. He now is Press, 1990). ternational Studies Associa- working on a study of the futu- tion, has been chair of the Ad- re of American democracy GYORGY SZELL visory Screening Committee in and directs a comparative re- Current position: Full Pro- Political Science of the Coun- search program on «The New fessor of Sociology at the Uni- cil for International Exchange Democracy-, which examines versity of Osnabrück, Germa- of Scholars, member of the Bi- the global and local dimen- ny. National Committee of the Yu- sions of democratic values Assignments: President of goslav Council of Academics and practice in Western and the ISA Research Committee and the U.S. National Acade- Eastern Europe and North Participation and Self-Mana- my of Science, Vice-Chairman America and Asia. gement; Co-president of the of the Research Committee on He was a member of the edi- ISA Thematic Group Environ- Local Government and Politics torial board s of the «American ment and Society; 1978-1988 and the Committee on Con- Polítical Science Review« and member of the board of the ceptual and Terminological «Cornperetive Political Studi- Association Internationale de Analysis (COCTA) of the Inter- es». Author of several books.

16 SA SUMMER SCHOOL. RESEARCH FORUM ON COMPARATIVE RESEARCH Ljubljana (Yugoslavia), July 1-3, 1991, organized by the ISA International Sociological Institute in Ljubljana

Post-graduate students are nomy. The assumption by In addition scholars from invited to apply to a two week local institutions, such as other countries of Western Summer School to be held at schools, clubs, and churches, and Eastern Europe will be in- the , Fa- of democratic functions will be vited. Topics for the seminars culty of Sociology, Political examined in the context of a include: Science and Journalism new «localism»which for some • the design of comparative under the auspices -ot the In- time now has been taking form research • problems of equi- ternational Sociological Asso- in the older democracies and valence • the role of theory in ciation. challenges potential demo- making comparisons • data The Summer School will be cratic developments of new gathering and codinq e cross- organized in conjunction with ones, especially as they are national comparisons of texts a Research Forum of scholars tied to global institutions and • analysis of cross-time and engaged in on-going cross- influences. cross-national data. national research on a colla- Research Forum include: The emphasis will be on borative research program on Henry Teune, Coordinator data analysis on local leaders «The New Dernocracy». Semi- (University of Pennsylvania), and their democratic values nar instruction will focus on Ulf Christofferson (Swedish and governance. AII data will «hands-on- analysis of data Parliament), Samuel Eldersvel be formatted in SPSS. It is the gathered on samples of local (University of Michigan), Alek- intention of the organizers that political leaders from Poland, sandra Jasinska-Kania (Uní- publishable papers will be Sweden, the United States, versity of Warsaw), J.A. La- written, hopefully co-authored and Yugoslavia. In all of these ponce (University of British by the participants. countries similar data were Columbia), Jan Macarovic For applications please gathered in the 1960's or (University of Ljubljana), Karl write to: 1980's or both. Data will also van Meter (CNRS, Paris), Professor Zdravko Mlinar. be available on newly elected Zdravko Mlinar (University of Faculty of Sociology, Politi- local leaders in Eastern Euro- Ljubljana), Krzysztof Ostrows- cal Science and Journalism. pe (1991). ki (Kelles-Krauz Foundation, Kardeljeva 5. The theoretical focus is the Warsaw), Else 0yen (Univers- 61000 Ljubljana, Yugosla- «how»and «why» of democrat- ity of Gotteberg), Thomas via. ic practice at the locallevel, in Watts (University of California, some countries following a Bakersfield), Jurgen Westers- The participants will be se- «top-down» revolution, in oth- tahl (University of Gotteberg), lected by the Board of the ers in response to more gra- Jerzy Wiatr (University of War- Summer School Research dual social and political chan- saw), Tatjana Zaslavskaja Forum of the International So- ge, but in all cases today in an (Center for Puflic Opinion Re- ciological Associaton. emerging global political eco- search, Moscow).

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culture e Biological diversity e Technologies of development. March 14-17, 1991 Mayo 28-31, 1991 Information: XVII Pacific Science Congr- Annual Conference on XVIII Congreso de la ess Secretariat. Comparative and Asociación Latinoamericana 2424 Maile Way, Fourth International Education de Sociología Floor. Society Lugar: Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. Place: La Habana, Cuba. Tel: 808-948.7551, fax: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Tema general: 808-942.9008. USA. Los desafíos de América Main theme: Latina y El Caribe ante un Education and Changing mundo cambiante. Social Realities. Temáticas: Information: Economía y sociedad e Movi- Mark B.Ginsburg, CIES Pre- mientos políticos y sociales June 16-20, 1991 sident-Elect. por el cambio en América Lat- Inst Internacional Studies in ina e Movimientos armados y Third International Facet Education. sociedad e Mujer y sociedad e Theory Conference on University of Pittsburgh. Movimientos religiosos e Ju- Integrating Theory Pittsburgh, PA 15260, USA. ventud e Educación e Salud e Construction with Data Tel: 412-648.1783, fa x: El cambio cultural e La crisis Analysis 412-648.5911. urbana e La sociedad agraria Place: y sus transformaciones e Ca- Jerusalem, Israel. pitalismo, nacionalismo y so- Main Topics: cialismo en América Latina Theoretical advances in hoy e Teoría y epistemología e facet theory e Applications of May 12-18, 1991 Narcotráfico, sociedad naci- facet theory across a broad onal e internacional. range of disciplines e Facet 7th International Institute of Información: theory as a tool for the policy- Victimology: Physical and Caribe Internacional Tours. maker e Workshops on corn- Sexual Abuse of Children - Paseo de la Habana, 46. puter programs and data ana- advocacy, law reform, and 28036 Madrid, Spain. Iysis. public policy Tel: 34-1-15630611, fax: Information: Place: 34-1-5635949. L. Guttman Israel Institute of Internationallnstitute for the Applied Social. Sociology of Law, Oñate, Gui- Research, Ms. Haya Gratch. púzcoa, Spain. P.O. Box 7150. Proposals: May 27-June 2, 91070 Jerusalem,Israel. For papers, roundtables, Tel: 872-2-231421, fa x: workshops, discussions and 1991 972-2-231329. the use of the «case rnethod» approach are invited. XVII Pacific Science Information: Congress Prof. Emilio Viane. Place: Dept. Justice, Law & Socie- Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. ty. Main theme: July 1-4, 1991 The American University. Towards the Pacific Century: Wash i ngton DC 20016- The Challenge of Change e First International Congress 8043, USA. Global environmental change on Prejudice, Discrimination Tel.: 202-885-2953, fax: e Population, health .and so- and Conflict 202-885-2353. cial change e Scie'nce and Place:

19 Jerusalem, Israel. Political participation of tion in Europe • The demo- Topic areas: youth • Education in a new economic evolution of the Relations across the boun- Europe e Employment without Third World close to Europe daries of ethnicity, race, reli- boundaries e Communication and prospective migration to- gion, gender, mental and phy- and youth cultures. wards Europe • The use and sical disability e Social policy, Information: value of demographic infor- laws and litigation on prejudi- International Youth Confer- mation. ce and conflict • Instances of ence 1991. Information: prejudice, discrimination and Uppsala University. Congrés Scrétariat. conflict in formal and informal Box 256, S-75 105 Uppsala, OMEC, 27 rue du Comman- education and efforts to com- Sweden. deur. bat them • Expressions of pre- 75675 Paris Cedex 14, judice, discrimination and France. conflict in housing, labor mar- Tel: 33-1-43201345, fax: kets and community relations. 33-1-43277240. Information: P.O.B. 50006, Tel Aviv September 22-27, 61500, Israel. 1991 Tel: 972-3-654571, fa x: January 5-11, 972-3-655674. XIV World Conference of Therapeutic Communities: 1992 Drugs and Society to the Year 2000 Nation Building: Yesterday, Place: Today and Tomorrow Montreal, Canada. Organizer: July 2-5, 1991 Main topics: ISA Research Committee on Values and social issues Sociology of Religion, Interna- International Institute of todav e The impact of drugs on tional Institute for Regional Administrative Sciences the industrial world and its Studies, Inter-University Cent- Round Table on the banking system • State of the er Dubrovnik. Management of Civil art in treating drug addiction • Place: Services Media's role in the war on Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia. Place: drugs • Government policy Topics: Copenhagen, Denmark. and drugs • Drugs: legaliza- Role of economy, politics, cul- Main topics: tion and prohibition • Preven- ture and religion: a global Health servíces e Education tion. perspective. • Social security • Aid to the Information: Information: underprlvileqed e The rights of Secrétariat du Congrés. Dr Karol Borowski. citizens vis-a-vis public admi- 865, square Richmond. International Institute for nistration • Policy analysis Montréal, Québec H3J 1V8, Regional Studies. and program evaluation • Canada. P.O. Box 28060. from administration to mana- Baltimore, Maryland 21239- gement: towards more flexible 8060, USA. human resource systems. Fax: 301-426-6062. Information: IIAS. Rue Defacqz 1, Box 11. October 21-25, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium. 1991 Tel: 45.31.71.22.44, fax: 45.31.71.60.88. European Demographic Conference Place: Paris, France. Organizers: European Association for August 1-3, 1991 Population Studies,Internati- onal Union for the Scientific International Conference on Study of Population,Institut Youth in a Changing Europe National d'Etudes Démogra- Place: phiques. Uppsala, Sweden. Main topics: Organizers: Demographic consequenc- ISA Research Committee on es of recent changes in Eas- Sociology of Youth and the tern European countries on Uppsala University. demographic behavior • The Themes: future of international migra-

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