Ladies and Gentlemen!
Welcome to the Polish Sociological Association (PTS). We hope the website proves a comprehensive source of information on our activities and history. As the representatives of the Polish sociological community, we are committed to share information on any scholarly and popularizing initiatives that may help integrate the international sociological public. We also offer assistance in research projects and conferences in line with sections 3, 4 and 11 of our Articles of Association through our Research Department (Zakład Badań Naukowych).
Polish Sociological Association
00-330 Warsaw, ul. Nowy Świat 72; tel. 22 826 77 37
00-330 Warsaw, ul. Nowy Świat 72; tel. 22 826 77 37
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The new issue of Qualitative Sociology Review is released now.
QSR 2012 Volume VIII Issue 1
2012-05-13
International conference “Research Methods and Techniques in Economic and Social Sciences”
Plovdiv University, Bulgaria
2012-03-22
We would like to invite you to participate in the International conference
“Research Methods and Techniques in Economic and Social Sciences”, to take
place October 6-7, 2012 in Plovdiv University “Paisii Hilendarski”, city of
Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
Berlin Summer School in Social Sciences – Linking Theory and Empirical Research
Berlin, July 15-27, 2012
2012-03-16
The Berlin Summer School in Social Sciences – Linking Theory and Empirical
Research aims at promoting young researchers by strengthening their
methodological understanding in linking theory and empirical research.
Workshop on Grounded Theory
Trento University, Italy
2012-03-15
The Department of Cognitive and Education Sciences, University of Trento, is hosting the third edition of the International Summer School in Qualitative Research Methods in Education, this year focused on "Advanced Grounded Theory".
Graduate students, post-doc and researchers who have been involved in some Grounded Theory research and/or in training pertaining to GT are welcome. The course will be held in English.
The summer school will take place in Rovereto from June 25th to 28th under the scientific coordination of Professor Massimiliano Tarozzi and with the internationally renowned faculty of Juliet Corbin and Janice Morse, who have confirmed their participation.
More details will be posted on the website, including the instructions for enrolling, the detailed program and the cost of the summer school. Meanwhile, do not forget to save the date!
Inquiry at gt-summerschool@unitn.it
ETHNOGRAPHIC AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH CONFERENCE
Cedarville University
2012-03-08
Contributions among a broad spectrum of topics that pertain to the results of qualitative and
ethnographic research studies, the qualitative research methods, and the pedagogical issues in qualitative
research are warmly invited
Conference - The European SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTION: “Conflict, Cooperation and Transformation in Everyday Life”
Erasmus University Rotterdam The Netherlands July 4-6, 2012
2012-03-08
Invitation to teach at a methods workshop in Amsterdam
2012-02-08
Invitation to teach at a methods workshop in Amsterdam Dear colleagues, At the Amsterdam Institute of Social Science Research (AISSR) we organize a workshop on longitudinal interpretive or mixed methods research. Risk research should be a large part of the workshop, but contributions from other fields are welcome too. For this workshop we are looking for one or two speakers / teachers. Please read more about it below. The goal of this workshop is to enhance the knowledge on longitudinal research involving interpretive and mixed method approaches, to be used in risk research. It partly follows up on an earlier workshop on longitudinal analysis organized by Silke Aisenbrey (Yeshiva University) and Daniela Grunow (UvA) and an upcoming workshop on Q-methodology. It is co-organized by the program group Dynamics of Citizenship and Culture and by the Methods Lab of the AISSR (Gerben Moerman). Longitudinal data analysis has been an issue in anthropology and ethnography, in interaction, life-course, career and neighborhood studies and many more. At this moment, we are looking at a somewhat more specific issue: changes in perception, experience or subjectivity. We have several research projects related to this at the moment. One of them – where the finance comes from – concerns the influence of health risk communication on risk perception of technology. In that research, we will be able to gather quantitative and qualitative data during one year and in a small number of cases. Another project assesses changing parenting norms and practices and their diffusion in six European countries. The workshop we have in mind should cover theoretical, methodological and practical issues. We would like to learn more about types of longitudinal interpretive or mixed method research, methods of data gathering and analysis, practical exercise, comments on the work we are doing etcetera. The workshop should be kept to a small number of PhD students and staff members. A lecture for a broader audience is possible. We have a budget for expenses and a small fee. We want to make this happen before the summer of 2012. Amsterdam would be most convenient although we could think about organizing the workshop elsewhere. Please consider if you or someone you know might be interested and get back to me before march 2012. Christian Bröer / c.broer@uva.nl University of Amsterdam, Department of Sociology and Anthropology Oudezijds Achterburgwal 185 , 1012 DK Amsterdam, The Netherlands t: 00 31 20 525 2238 http://home.medewerker.uva.nl/c.broer/ http://www.aissr.uva.nl/aissr/home.cfm
New issue of Qualitative Sociology Review
QSR - 2011 Volume VII Issue 3
2012-02-03
ESA Research Network 20 Midterm Conference, 20-21 September 2012, Lund, Sweden
Curiosity and serendipity – a conference on qualitative methods in the social sciences
2012-01-18
The European Sociological Association’s Research Network for Qualitative Methods (ESA RN20) welcomes you to a conference on the theme curiosity and serendipity. The aim is to further develop qualitative research as well as to encourage the momentum among qualitative researchers.
The Atlas.ti IIQM Dissertation Award Deadline: November 30, 2011
University of Alberta
2011-11-18
The International Institute for Qualitative Methodology (IIQM) at the University of Alberta, with sponsorship from Atlas.ti, will annually make an award to the best doctoral dissertation, from any academic discipline, containing research based on qualitative methodology.
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