7.0. Weblinks http://www.iiemca.org/ - The International Society for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis. It contains information about workshops, conferences, recent publications and related weblinks. http://www.paultenhave.nl/EMCA.htm - This website has useful information on latest developments in Ethnomethodology especially the major works in CA. http://aiemca.net/ - The Australasia Institute for Ethnomethodology has similar information as the above-mentioned along with programmes, scholarships and dissertations published in Ethnomethodology. http://www.sagepub.com/ritzerintro/study/materials/reference/77708_5.1r.pdf - This is a short write- up on CA, more like a quick preview of the topic.

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