Elenco associazioni

Elenco Associazioni

Contenuti a cura di: Paola De Nicola e Annamaria Perino

Nome/Link	Tipologia	Note
AEC - Associazione per l'Economia della Cultura	altre associazioni
l'Associazione ha fra i suoi scopi quelli di "promuovere la conoscenza e lo sviluppo dell'economia nel settore dei beni culturali, dello spettacolo e dell'industria culturale, favorire l'integrazione tra disegno istituzionale e gestione più efficace dell'intervento pubblico, creare un collegamento fra esigenze culturali e sociali e utilizzazione economica dei beni, delle attività e della produzione culturale".
AIDOSS -Associazione Italiana Docenti di Servizio Sociale	professionali
Fondata nel 1983 su iniziativa di un gruppo di docenti di servizio sociale, l'associazione ha lo scopo di promuovere lo sviluppo di studi e ricerche sulle basi teoriche e metodologiche del Servizio Sociale. Con riferimento alle trasformazioni in atto nel sistema universitario, l'AIDOSS ha collaborato con l'Ordine Nazionale Assistenti Sociali per una coerente definizione dei percorsi formativi per gli assistenti sociali.
AIP - Associazione Italiana di Psicologia	altre associazioni
L'Associazione Italiana di Psicologia Giuridica AIPG, fin dall'inizio, si è occupata dei problemi delle relazioni che gli psicologi incontravano nelle loro iniziali attività all'interno dei tribunali. Attualmente, l'Associazione opera su vari livelli, culturali, scientifici e didattico-formativi. Partecipa all'organizzazione di seminari, giornate di studio e convegni; organizza corsi di formazione in Psicologia Giuridica. Lo scopo, tra gli altri, dell'Associazione è quello di elevare gli standard qualitativi dello Psicologo Forense e garantire, attraverso la presenza di esperti in discipline e materie psicologiche, giuridiche e psicologico-giuridiche, un confronto e un sostegno continuo agli associati. Si pone, quindi, come punto di riferimento culturale per psicologi, giuristi e operatori giudiziari.
AISEA - Associazione Italiana per le Scienze Etno-Antropologiche	altre associazioni
L'A.I.S.E.A.-ONLUS ha lo scopo di promuovere gli studi e di favorire lo sviluppo della comunità scientifica nel campo delle scienze demo-etno-antropologiche. L'Associazione persegue esclusivamente finalità di solidarietà sociale e svolge la propria attività nei seguenti settori: ricerca scientifica, istruzione.
AISRe - Associazione Italiana di Scienze Regionali	altre associazioni
L'Associazione Italiana di Scienze Reginali (A.I.S.Re) è un associazione scientifica che si propone di sviluppare, specialmente in Italia, attività di ricerca, formazione e divulgazione nelle discipline delle scienze regionali.
AIST - Associazione Italiana Socioterapia	italiane
Associazione di sociologi, sociologi clinici e studiosi con cognizioni sociologiche. E' nata con lo scopo di promuovere l’utilizzo delle conoscenze e delle pratiche sociologiche riguardanti lo studio, la ricerca, la consulenza, la progettazione, l’analisi, la valutazione empirica, la formazione e l’intervento, sociale e socio-sanitario, sul tessuto comunicativo di singole persone, ad ogni stadio del proprio sviluppo, nonché di aggregazioni di singoli, di famiglie, di coppie, di gruppi, di organizzazioni e istituzioni sociali.
ALAS - Asociación Latinoamericana de Sociología	internazionali
L'Associazione ALAS è stato il primo progetto di rete di sociologi a livello regionale. Dal 1950, ha svolto un ruolo centrale nella promozione di attività sociologico in America Latina e nei Caraibi. Fin dalla sua nascita, ha promosso la creazione di organizzazioni nazionali, che riuniscono scienziati sociali provenienti da tutta la regione.
ANS - Associazione Nazionale Sociologi	italiane
L'ANS, Associazione Nazionale Sociologi, è stata fondata a Roma nel 1982. Tra i suoi scopi primeggiano la promozione del ruolo del sociologo, il contributo allo sviluppo delle scienze sociali, l'organizzazione di convegni, la realizzazione di ricerche, gli scambi culturali e la collaborazione con altre associazioni ed enti nazionali ed internazionali.
ANUAC - Associazione nazionale universitaria degli antropologi culturali	altre associazioni
L' ANUAC si propone di promuovere gli studi e di favorire lo sviluppo della comunità scientifica universitaria italiana nel campo delle scienze demoetnoantropologiche. L'ANUAC svolge la propria attività nei seguenti settori: ricerca scientifica, formazione, cooperazione scientifica.
ASC - Associazione Sociologia Clinica	italiane
Organizzazione non lucrativa che persegue finalità di solidarietà e di volontariato sostenendo ed attuando interventi di assistenza sociale e socio-sanitaria in favore di persone, gruppi e comunità a rischio di marginalità ed esclusione sociale. Tale scopo è perseguito mediante: l'erogazione di assistenza sociale e sanitaria; l'organizzazione di corsi di formazione, aggiornamento, specializzazione, ecc.; la creazione di laboratori di sociologia clinica ed applicata; la promozione di studi e ricerche riguardanti la sociologia e le scienze psicosociali; la promozione di iniziative editoriali e giornalistiche.
Ass.N.A.S. - Associazione Nazionale Assistenti Sociali	professionali
Sorta nel 1948, a ridosso del Convegno di studi sull’assistenza sociale, organizzato a Tremezzo nel 1946, l’ Ass.N.A.S. fa parte della Federazione Internazionale delle Associazioni degli Assistenti Sociali IFSW. È stata la comunità professionale prevalente in cui si é seguito, promosso e documentato lo sviluppo evolutivo del Servizio Sociale Italiano come disciplina e come professione.
Associazione italiana di scienze cognitive	altre associazioni
L'Associazione italiana di Scienze Cognitive ha lo scopo di promuovere ogni aspetto della ricerca e delle applicazioni della scienza cognitiva in Italia. La scienza cognitiva è un approccio interdisciplinare allo studio del comportamento e della vita mentale che riconosce il “valore aggiunto” di uscire dai confini delle singole discipline che studiano il comportamento e le capacità cognitive umane per mettere a confronto e far convergere approcci, metodi, quadri di riferimento teorici, dati empirici di discipline diverse.
Associazione Mediterranea di Sociologia del Turismo	italiane
La segreteria permanente dell'Associazione mediterranea di Sociologia del turismo hasede permanente presso il Ce.P.Ci.T. del'Università di Bologna.
Belgium - VVS: Vereniging voor Sociologie Flanders, Belgium	nazionali
The Flemish Sociological Association (Vlaamse Vereniging voor Sociologie) (VVS) was established on 17 december 1975, as the successor to the Belgian Sociological Association. Its goal is defined as promoting the practise and development of sociol-ogy and advancing the professional interests of sociologists. The association, to-gether with the Flemish sociological research centres, launched a Flemish journal of sociology in 1980: Tijdschrift voor Sociologie. At the moment, the Tijdschrift voor Sociologie is the only scientific sociological journal in Flanders. The working lan-guage of the journal, like that of the association, is Dutch, but the abstracts in Eng-lish are available in the journal's archive. Apart from publishing a journal, the Flem-ish Sociological Association organises conferences and lectures, awards a yearly prize for the best article written by a young sociology graduate, and publishes the online newsletter Sociodata. On the international scene, the Flemish Sociological As-sociation cooperates closely with the Dutch Sociological Association (NSV) and is a member of the International Sociological Association (ISA).
BSA - The British Sociological Association	nazionali
The British Sociological Association promotes sociology, supports sociologists, and is the public face of sociology in Britain. Founded in 1951, the British Sociological Association is the national subject associa-tion for sociologists in the UK and its primary objective is to promote sociology. Members of the Association are drawn from a wide range of backgrounds and in-clude researchers, teachers, students and practitioners in a variety of fields. The As-sociation represents UK sociology on key bodies both nationally and internationally and works closely with allied organisations to influence policies affecting sociology within the wider social sciences remit. Through its publications, research groups and busy calendar of events, the BSA provides a network of communication to all who are concerned with the promotion and use of sociology and sociological research. As a registered charitable company, our mission is to represent the intellectual and sociological interests of our members. The British Sociological Association is the pro-fessional organisation representing sociologists in Britain.
CONSCOM - Associazione Registro Nazionale Sociologi e Consulenti della Comunicazione	italiane
CONSCOM nasce per offrire un orizzonte pratico per lo sviluppo di quanti, provenienti dagli studi universitari in Scienze Sociali e della Comunicazione, desiderano dedicarsi all’accrescimento di competenze. L'Associazione considera la Sociologia, le Scienze Sociali e quelle della Comunicazione come “facce” di una stessa medaglia, ambiti attraverso i quali far convergere competenze e professionalità esistenti sia dentro l'Università, che fuori dal mondo accademico. Si prefigge di costruire un'unica comunità scientifica, in grado di sostenere con impegno le sfide che si configurano quotidianamente nell'ambito del mercato del lavoro, della comunicazione ed in quello scientifico.
Croatia - Croatian Sociological Association	nazionali
1971. First issue of the Croatian Sociological Review ("Revija za sociologiju"), official journal of the Croatian Sociological Association, is published. 1992. Croatian Sociological Society (Sociološko društvo Hrvatske) changes its name into the Croatian Sociological Association (Hrvatsko sociološko društvo - HSD) and, shortly after, becomes a member of the International Sociological Association (ISA). 1992. Institute for Sociological Research at the Department of Sociology in Zagreb started publishing a new journal Social Ecology ("Socijalna ekologija") that is pub-lished today in cooperation with the Croatian Sociological Association. 1994. The journal Social Ecology and the Croatian Sociological Association establish the new book edition Development and Environment (Razvoj i okoliš). 1998. Croatian Sociological Association, in cooperation with the publishing house Jesenski i Turk, launches the journal of interdisciplinary research on war and peace Polemos. 2001. Croatian Sociological Review Edition changes its name into Sociological Edi-tion ("Sociološka biblioteka") which is published jointly by the Croatian Sociological Association and the publishing house Jesenski i Turk. 2005. Croatian Sociological Association and the Institute for Social Research in Zagreb, in partnership with the International Society for the Sociology of Religion, organize the 28th world conference for sociologists of religion titled "Religion and Society: Challenging Boundaries." 2006. A branch of the Croatian Sociological Association was founded in Split.
CSA - Canadian Sociological Association	nazionali
The Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) is a professional association that promotes research, publication and teaching in Sociology in Canada. Its members include people from universities, government agencies and businesses. The membership has many student members, a constituency formally represented on the governing Executive Committee of the Association. The academic side of the membership comes mainly from departments of sociology in Canadian universities, but there is a notable and most welcome group from other social science academic units in Canadian universities, sociologists working in community colleges in Canada, and members from outside Canada.
CSA - Chinese Sociological Association	nazionali
Chinese Sociological Association (CSA) is a national professional organization of sociology teachers, researchers and practitioners. It aims to implement the guide-line of "Let one hundred flowers bloom, and one hundred schools of thought con-tend" under the CPC leadership and under the direction of Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought and Deng Xiaoping Theory; undertake sociological research in light of China's practices in a view to develop the academic cause of sociology and serve the socialism-building of a prosperous, democratic and modernized China. CSA or-ganizes its members to undertake various kinds of scholarly activities, and promote and assist the social research of various regions or agencies. It disseminates socio-logical knowledge and makes efforts to raise the level of sociological teaching and research. It publishes books and journals of sociological nature, fosters academic exchanges, and promote training of sociologists. It organizes or attend domestic or international conferences and other forms of scholarly exchange. CSA is housed in the Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences which acts as its governing body, and the Secretariat as its standing executive body is also housed in the Institute. CSA was founded in March 1979, with Prof. Fei Xiaotong as its 1st and 2nd president. CSA admits team members from the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government scientific research institu-tions and academic organizations related to sociology. For admission, written appli-cations must be submitted to the Standing Council for examination and approval. CSA has 31 team members and about 1,000 individual members. There are eleven professional committees under CSA. Ever since its founding, CSA has played a sig-nificant part in uniting its members, training talents, popularizing sociological know-ledge, promoting the institutionalization of sociology, and launching national and international academic exchanges, hereby making remarkable contributions to China's reform and social development. CSA is committed to: 1. Organizing and regulating the labor division and cooperation between its members, and launching various types of academic activities;2. Promoting and assisting different regions and sectors in their social surveys and research, and expediting the development of the sociological cause;3. Publicizing sociological knowledge, and enhancing the teaching and research level of sociology;4. Publishing sociological books and periodicals, and exchanging academic information and materials;5. Expanding the sociological con-tingent;6. Organizing and attending national and international symposia or other forms of academic exchanges.The association has been certified and registered by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
Cyprus - CSA: Cyprus Sociological Association	nazionali
The Cyprus Sociological Association was founded in Nicosia in November 1996. The Goals of the Association are: - To contribute towards the spread sociological thought in the Cypriot Society - The education / training of the members of the Association, as well as the promotion of their usefulness to the benefit of society - The safeguarding of the sociological profession of the sociologist and the promotion of the professional engagement of the members - The cooperation with research centers, tertiary education institutions and other bodies in matters of sociological interest Means of achieving these goals: - Organizing of and participating in conferences, seminars, symposia and lectures. - Promoting of issues and problems of social interest trough the Mass Media. - Following developments regarding international social issues and participating in international conferences and associations. - Contributing to the founding and function of research centers, whose research concerns are of a sociological interest. - The establishment of the Association’s Library - The publication or / and participation in publications of sociological interest - The cooperation with other Sociological associations abroad, as well as with relates to the profession services and institutions that can serve the goals of the association in any way Collaborations Cyprus Sociological Association is a member of ISA-International Sociological Association. On the 28th of August 2007 a collaboration agreement was signed between Cyprus and Italian Sociological Associations
Denmark - DSF: Dansk Sociologforening	nazionali

ESA - European Sociological Associatio	internazionali
The European Sociological Association (ESA) aims to facilitate sociological research, teaching and communication on European issues, and to give sociology a voice in European affairs. ESA is an academic association of sociologists and a non-profit Europe-wide association made up of over 1500 members. It was established in 1992, following deliberations and consultations among sociologists from a diverse range of countries.
ESRS - European Society for Rural Sociology	internazionali
Welcome to the website for the European Society for Rural Sociology (ESRS). Founded in 1957, the ESRS is the leading European association for researchers, policy makers and scientists interested in the study of rural issues
Finland - Westermarck Society	nazionali
The Westermarck Society was founded in 1940 for the preservation of the work and memory of Edward Westermarck and for the advancement of sociology in Finland. The Society arranges regularly the National Meeting (annually) and the Edward Westermarck Memorial Lecture. It organises seminars for sociologists and people interested in sociology. It publishes the quarterly Sosiologia (in Finnish, with English abstracts). The Westermarck Society is a member of the Nordic Sociological Association (NSF), the European Sociological Association (ESA), and the International Sociological Association (ISA).
France - Association Française de Sociologie	nazionali
The “Association française de sociologie” (AFS – French Association of Sociology) was founded on 22nd March 2002 when around 250 sociologists gathered in Paris for a general assembly. It succeeds the “Société française de sociologie” (French Soci-ety of Sociology). Conform to AFS statutes, the society is open to all sociologists working in France, whatever their professional status may be. Today, it has 1300 members who partake in over forty Working Groups. Some of these groups are well-established whereas others are in the process of being set up. About a forth of its members are PhD students or recent graduates. The association's twenty member executive committee pilots its activities. Executive members are elected for four years. The association held its first convention in February 2004 at the University of Paris 13. Its second convention took place at the University of Bordeaux II from 5th to 9th September 2006. The aim of the AFS is to provide sociologists in France with a framework in which to regroup and organize. Aside from the activities conducted by its different research groups, the association's main tools are its Newsletter which is sent to association members every two weeks and its website including its on-line review Socio-logos.
Germany - DGF: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie	nazionali
The German Sociological Association (GSA) is a non-profit organization, which has as its aims the articulation of sociological problems, the furtherance of scholarly communication amongst its members, and the participation in the dissemination and deepening of sociological knowledge. The DGS participates in the clarification of questions, having to do with sociology as a discipline, as well as with the study of this discipline. Beyond this it cultivates contacts with sociology abroad. The DGS conducts the "DGS Congress" at two year intervals. In recent years these con-gresses had an attendance going into the thousands. Papers that have been deliv-ered in this forum during the last nine decades have been published and are avail-able in compiled volumes. The DGS is a representation of scholarly qualified sociolo-gists in Germany. Current membership exceeds 1600. Just about four fifth of all German sociologists with a doctoral degree belong to this organization. Membership is open to all persons who have demonstrated sociological competence, be it through their research, their achievements in teaching, or their publications. As a rule competence is demonstrated by having a doctoral degree in sociology. The GSA was founded in 1909. Founding fathers were, among others, such sociological pio-neers as Ferdinand Tönnies, Max Weber, and Georg Simmel. Sociological confer-ences were already conducted on a regular basis during the Weimar Republic. Dur-ing the Nazi period activities came to an abrupt end. In 1946 the DGS was revived again. Since than it has grown from a small club of eminent scholars into a large academic organization. Since the first sociological congress, which met in 1910 in Frankfurt, 32 further congresses have been held. Concerns, specific to the period, determined the atmosphere of these congresses. Strong contradictions emerged during the 1968 student revolt. Throughout its entire existence the association has attempted to further with vigor the consolidation of sociology in teaching and re-search. Even today this constitutes the main concern of the association. The mem-bers have formulated for themselves a code of ethics. This code provides guidelines for more integrity within the sociological profession. The organizational tasks of the DGS are performed by the president, the executive and by special research sec-tions. The council constitutes the parliamentary control mechanism. Elections take place at two years intervals. Up till now 36 sections have been formed within the major fields of sociological research. Every year these conduct numerous confer-ences. As a rule the deliberation of these conferences are made in published form.
Hungary - Hungarian Sociological Association	nazionali
The Hungarian Sociological Association is an independent scientific organization which involves all of the trends and schools of Hungarian sociology alongside with the students of sociology and those professors and social scientists who apply the science of sociology, its principles and methods, during their work. In its activity, the association counts on the active participation of researchers, with special em-phasis on the applications of research results. It helps to develop Hungarian sociology, to present scientific results and provide in-formation through its annual conferences. It organizes conferences, debates, dis-cussions for domestic and international researchers in order to facilitate and main-tain international sociological partnerships. The association follows the national and international sociological research and its results. It cooperates with the institutions of science and education, to discuss the training and quality of sociology. Main goals of HSA • To provide a free forum for the fundamental questions of the development of Hun-garian society, the results of sociological research, the prevalent problems of sci-ence and the debate of the relation between science and society. • To influence scientific-political decisions in order to lobby for the real values and quality of the discipline.  • To facilitate the development of sociological theories and methods  • To make the point of view of sociology more widespread in education, research and scientific life. • To give assistance to its members with their scientific activity by providing infor-mation and the administration tools for their research and publications. The HAS, as a member of the International Sociological Association (ISA), repre-sents Hungarian sociology abroad and provides the related tasks. The association edits and publishes the quarterly: “Review of Sociology”.
IASSW - International Association of Schools of Social Work	internazionali
The International Association of Schools of Social Work, IASSW, is the worldwide association of schools of social work, other tertiary level social work educational programmes, and social work educators. The IASSW promotes the development of social work education throughout the world, develops standards to enhance quality of social work education, encourages international exchange, provides forums for sharing social work research and scholarship, and promotes human rights and social development through policy and advocacy activities.
Icstat Centro per la Cooperazione Statistica Internazionale - Luigi Bodio	altre associazioni
The Association was established with the aim of: 1) Promoting statistical culture at an international level; 2) providing the Italian statistical community with an operational basis able to promote and co-ordinate programmes for technical assistance financed by different institutions, such as the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the European Commission, and agencies belonging to the UN system, the World Bank and others.
INSNA	internazionali
INSNA is the professional association for researchers interested in social network analysis. The association is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Delaware and founded by Barry Wellman in 1978.
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