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ISA Bulletin 39 View International Sociological Association - Association Internationale de Sociologie • Secretariat: Oude Hoogstraat 24, 1012 CE Amsterdam, The Netherlands Phone: (3120) 5253584, (3120) 5253589. Cable address:ISAGRAH AHSTERDAH EIECUTIVE COHHITTEE S.C. Dube Hembership and Finance ICSSR, New Delhi, India Committee: Khatchik Momdjan, Chairperson President: Wilfried Dumon Niko Yahiel, Bulgaria Fernando H. Cardoso University of Leuven, Belgium Kurt Jonassohn, Cana da CEBRAP Enzo Mingione, Italy Rua Morgado de Mateus 615 Salvador Giner Erwin Scheuch, FRG 04015 Sao Paulo, S.P. Brunel University, England Brazil Anne-Marie Guillemard Publications Committee: Vice-President, Chairperson, Centre d'Etude des Mouvements Margaret Archer, Chairperson Research Council: Sociaux, Paris, France Martin Albrow, Editor: Jacques Dofny INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY Département de Sociologie Melvin Kohn James Beckford, Editor: Université de Montréal The Johns Hopkins University CURRENT SOCIOLOGY C.P. 6128, Succ. "A" Baltimore, 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, BraziJ Hembership & Finance Artur Meier Leo P. Chall, USA (observer, Committee: 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, Else 0yen Andrée Michel, France Program Committee: 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 1978-1982: 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, Cana da Box 513 Peter Reinsch S.C. Dube, India S-751 20 Uppsala Issam El-Zaim, Syria Sweden SUB-COHHITTEES : Ulf Himmelstrand, Sweden Elizabeth Jelin, Argentina Hembers: Research Coordinating Melvin KOhn, USA Erik Allardt Committee: Jacques Lautman, France University of Helsinki, Jacques Dofny, Chairperson Artur Meier, GDR Finland Erik Allardt (RC 18) Khatchik Momdjan, USSR Margaret Archer (RC 04) Else 0yen, Norway Margaret Archer Wilfried Dumon (RC 06) Stella R. Quah, Singapore University of Warwick,UK Anne-Marie Guillemard (RC 11) Erwin SCheuch, FRG Enzo Mingione (RC 21) Magdalena SOkolowska,Poland Alessandro Cavalli Else 0yen (RC 19) Rodolfo Stavenhagen, Mexico University of Pavia, Italy John Rex (RC 05) Ralph Turner, USA The ISA BULLETIN is the official pub Líca t í on of the Secretariat of the International Sociological Association. Editor: Izabela Barlinska. Cover design: John Lioni. Three issues per year appear in Spring, Summer and Autumn with an average printing of 6000 copies. The ISA BULLETIN is distributed free of charge to members of the ISA. Deadlines for submission of items of interest to our members are: Spring issue: January 1 Summer issue: June 1 Autumn issue: October Published by the International Sociological Association under the auspices of the ISSC and with the financial assistance of UNESCO. UNESCO subvention 1984-85/DG/7.6.2/SUB.16 (SHS) Printed by de Boer-Cuperus Ltd., Utrecht, The Netherlands Sub-Committees: National Promotion: K.L. Sharma ~ORLD CONGRESS OY SOCIOLOGY Documentation: K.S. Shukla Press and Media: George Mathew Accommodation: M.C. Sekhar Now that some of you are perhaps already thinking of making Tours & Transport: A.R. Saiyed travel arrangements for New Delhi, we want to stress here Social Events: Karuna Chanana Ahmad once again that Air India is our official carrier, and TCI Resources Mobilization: A.P. Barnabas is our official Indian travel agent arranging a11 accom- modation and tours. On the back of the Bu11etin we have There were some changes made in the schedule of the pre- and presented more information about the Air India and TCI post-Congress vorkshops facilitated by INOC. The following offices abroad. information lists a11 planned sessions, as of 15 November 1985: However, you may not even need these addresses yourself - except to ask for leaflets about touristic destinations in August 13-14, 1986 Technology policies: comparative India - since we have asked your national association to Univ of Hyderabad perspective contact Air India and arrange group travel with them at Organizer: G.S. Aurora (Dept Sociology & highly competitive rates. At this stage, such arrangements Anth,opology, Univ Hyderabad, Golden for North America and Western Europe have already been Threshold, Hyderabad 500001) finalized, while Air India offices worldwide have been informed about our congress and have been asked by August 23-24, 1986 Asian Women: Issues & Perspectives headquarters to give a11 possible cooperation. So please New Delhi contact your national association before making any Organizer: Karuna Chanana Ahmad (Nehru Zakir definitive arrangements yourself. Hussain Cntr, Jawaharlal Nehru Univ, Moreover, Air India headquarters guarantee seats for New Delhi 110067) everyone intending to participate in the congress and will also reckon wi th desires for individual flight dates - August 23-24, 1986 Max Weber and study of non-Western since they also want to spread the congress traffic - for Delhi University society those booking the pre- and/or post-congress tours mentioned Organizer: K.P. Gupta (F.18 Model Town, Delhi in ISA Bulletin no. 38. 110 009) nave received a number of requests to acknowledge the August 24-26, 1986 Green Revolution and sociopolitical receipt of mail. We literally receive thousands of H.A.U., Hissar change abstracts, programmes and other assorted correspondence. To Organizer: M.L. Sharma (Department Sociology, conserve the modest funds at our disposal for other Haryana Agr icultural Uni v, Hissar, purposes, it was decided that we should not write letters Haryana) only to acknowledge receipt of something.We very much regret that financial constraints have forced us to take August 24-26, 1986 Sociological prerequisites for the this decision. Univ Jodhpur development of underdeveloped regions: the case of arid regions Registration and Accommodation & Tours forms have been Organizer: S.K. Lall (Dept Sociology, Univ distributed. Additional copies are available from the ISA Jodhpur, Jodhpur, Rajasthan) Secretariat, or may be made by photocopy. 15 June 1986 is the deadline for the reduced registration August 25-26, 1986 Social development: processes and fees and for room reservations. Univ Punjab consequences A question has been raised about the definition of "ISA Organizer: P.N. Pimpley (Dept Sociology, Univ members" and "non-members". Let u s clarify that HISA Punjab, Chandigarh, Punjab) members" are those who have paid individual membership dues to the ISA for the year 1986. A11 others are "non-members". August 25-26, 1986 Sociology of folk & elite culture Raipur Nevs from INOC (Indian National Organizing Committee). Organizer: Indra Dev (Dept Sociology, Ravi INOC's address: Centre for the Study of Social Systems Shankar Univ, Raipur, Madhya School of Social Sciences Pradesh) Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi 110067, India August 25-26, 1986 Urbanization and social change Cable: JAYENU Patna Organizer: B.N. Verma (62, Belvedere Drive, INOC National Committee includes: Yonkers, N.Y. 10705, USA) a11 living Past Presidents of the Indian Sociological iety, Eminent Social Scientists and Educational August 26-28, 1986 Ideology, social formation & trans- nistrators I.S.I., Calcutta formation Organizer: Suraj Bandyopadhyay (Indian INOC Working Committee is composed of: Statistical Inst, 203 Barrackpore Chairman: Victor S. D'Souza Trunk Rd,Calcutta 700 035) Co-Chairman: Y.B. Damle Vice-Chairmen: M.S.A. Rao August 26-27, 1986 Agrarian tension with special Y. Singh Kerala Univ reference to South India Secretary-General: T.K. Oommen Organizer: P.K.B. Nayar (Dept Sociology, Univ Associate Secretary-General: Suma Chitnis Kerala, Kariavattom, Trivandrum, Treasurer: P.N. Mukherji Kerala 695581) Table of Contents page XI World Congress of Sociology - page 19 -Ad Hoc Groups General information 21 - SSO 3 Scientific programme: - Ad Hoc Sessions - Symposia 23 In Memoriam: Reuben Hill 4 - Research Committees 23 Announcements 18 -Working Groups 24 Newsletters published by the Research Committees While the seie tifie aetivities of the Congress start on 23 August 1986. For- the var-Lous delegates and members of Monday, 18 August 1986, the administrative activities different eornmittees and sub-committees, we publish ner start on SatUR-day , 16 August 1986 and last till Saturday, timetable of their aetivities: Tt.e Table of Administrative Meetings 1986 8:30 - 10:30 11:00 - 13:00 14:30 - 16:30 17:00-19:00 21:00-22:30 Saturday Research Coordinating Research Council - Membership & Finance Old Executive Cttee 16 August Cttee 1 meeting Cttee - 1 meeting Sunday CS, IS and SSIS Publication Cttee ISA Council - Old Executive Cttee Nominating Cttee of 17 August Board 1 meeting - II meeting ISA Council and Research Council - reception of 11 meeting: elections suggestions Honday 18 August Tuesday Nominating Cttee Old Executive Cttee ISA Council
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