ISA World Congress 2023: Program

The full program of the ISA World Congress 2023 is now available.

RC09 facilitates 11 sessions and 4 joint sessions in ISA 2023. Check the RC09 sessions here.

The XX ISA World Congress of Sociology will be in a hybrid format: both in-person and virtual participation is possible.

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RC09 Newsletter issue 2021/2022(2)

We published the new issue of the RC09 Newsletter.

In this 2021/2022 RC09 Newsletter issue, you will find:

  • Remarks from RC09 Co-Chairs p. 2
  • New research project by Manoj Kumar Jena on Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and its Impact on Human Health in Delhi NCR pp. 3-6
  • New publications of RC09 members pp. 7-11
  • Announcements, including information about the updated Statutes of ISA RC09 pp. 12-14

We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to this issue!

RC09 Newsletter 2020-1: Pandemic Diaries is out now!

Many thanks to everyone who contributed to making this new issue possible!
From India to Brazil, we heartfully thank every academic that shared their experiences during this global health crisis.
“As we all suffer from the same pandemic, the suffering reminds us that we are members of a common humanity. All over the world, countries have been exposed to lockdown of their societies to protect their health with huge socio-economic consequences.
(…) We are living through one of the greatest challenges of history and are supposed to create the future in this unique world that for the first time unify us against a common enemy. People are looking to science for a possible solution to overcome the crisis. But in this world of uncertainty, many are also turning to faith and spirituality that may assist them to overcome the pains and trauma of the pandemic.”
From Remarks of the RC09 Co-Chairs: Ulrike Schuerkens and Habibul Khondker
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RC09 Newsletter 2020: Call for content!

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For this Special Issue we invite you to write a brief (about 300-500 words) pandemic ‘diary’:

  • How did your teaching, research and life change during these turbulent times?
  • What are your thoughts about the prospects of online teaching and home office?
  • What are your reflections on the functioning of society and its institutions in your countries during the pandemic?

Share your short pandemic diaries with us, so that we can collect them in this Special Issue and bring closer the situation of academics across the globe.

Also, we invite you to send us information about your new publications, grants, awards, past and upcoming conferences, seminars and workshops.

We are also eager to publish your book reviews and interviews with scholars from the field of social transformations and sociology of development.

The deadline to send your content is Monday, June 15, 2020, to rc09editors@gmail.com.

We look forward to your contributions!

Ilona Wysmulek and
Almendra Orbegoso
on behalf of the RC09 Editorial Team

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RC09 Newsletter: NEW ISSUE is out!

The NEW RC09 Newsletter issue N° 02-2019/2020 is freshly published!

We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to this issue!

“This Newsletter testifies for the large variety of interests of the members of the RC on Social Transformations and the Sociology of Development.
You can find new publications on health care access and global health; inequality and social differentiation in Africa; ethnicity and social movements; management in Africa and the Arab world; digital transformations and big data; democratization; and austerity.
Moreover, information is given on the Global Center of Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability in Berlin, Germany. A new project Transformative Education for Climate Action is described as well as some short information is included on two PhD projects at the University of Rennes 2, France.
After the session update of the Brazil Forum, a description of a mini conference on “Decolonizing Development: Theories, Methods and Research” in Amsterdam in July 2020 is made.
At the end of the Newsletter, you can find an overview of Sam Cohn’s new website and twitter account on development issues.”
From Remarks of the RC09 Co-Chairs: Ulrike Schuerkens and Habibul Khondker

Newsletter 2019-2: Send us your content!

The deadline is December 2!

RC09 Newsletter is a platform to publicize your research and training efforts, to share what you are doing and what you have done with the global community of scholars around the world.

RC09 Social transformations and Sociology of development

Please send us:

– abstracts of your new publications;

– note about your new research grant or award;

– information abou

t past and upcoming conferences that you (co)organize;

– your academic posters and infographics.

 

Looking forward to your contributions!

Open call: the ATM Rennes 2020 event on Growth, Development and Inequalities

The Association Tiers-Monde (ATM) organizes the ATM Rennes 2020 event: the XXXVIth Day of Development of the Association Tiers-Monde “Growth, development and inequalities: An Increasingly Unequal Development?”, which will be held in the University Rennes 2 on 27-29 May, 2020.

Organizers propose seven diverse Workshops with various sub-themes, on:

A. International inequalities and growing differentiation of trajectories in Developing countries
B. Inequalities and internal divergences
C. Definitions, measures and dimensions of the inequalities
E. Inequalities and national economic policy
F. Inequalities and sustainable development policies
G. Inequalities, multilateral frameworks for aids and decentralized cooperation

The call for contributions – max. two page abstracts which may deal with theoretical, empirical or methodological aspects and can be written in French, English or Spanish – is open till October 6, 2019.

You may download the full list of the workshops, their sub-themes and application procedure here.