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📣Just released! The new issue features four #SociologicalBriefings about Japanese & Korean cultural diplomacy practices in Colombia, the time of dialogic sociology, divorce among young couples in South Africa, and Bribery as a cultural phenomenon in China https://t.co/NK5o7FmJKx

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The International Sociological Association express their sincere condolences on the sensitive passing of Margaret Archer, a leading sociological theorist and former ISA President (1986-1990), the first woman elected for this position. She will be missed.

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📌 📣The @isa_sociology seeks its next social media manager!
🤔 Interested? 🗺️ You can be based anywhere!
➡️ Find the call here: https://t.co/yDQfN9NCMq
📅 Application deadline by April 11th, 2023
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For this #SundayReads📚☕️, explore the #SociologicalBriefings in our current issue. Learn about cultural diplomacy practices in Colombia, the time of dialogic sociology, divorce in South Africa, and Bribery as a cultural phenomenon in China.
➡️ 🔗https://t.co/oDFNL9czsj

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Submit before April 15! Erik Olin Wright #Prize is awarded annually by the Havens Wright Center for Social Justice @UWSoc. Graduate/professional students in the social sciences/history/philosophy & any professional discipline are eligible.
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On this #ThrowbackThursday #TBThursday look at the Papia Raj & Aditya Raj article (2015) on waste production in Patna, which though boasts of rich cultural heritage, is unfortunately also known as the garbage city of the country #PastButCurrent
🔗 https://t.co/MBHzd3hzYN

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👏Thank you all! Registration for presenters is closed now.
🎉 Welcome, all attendees, to the greatest sociology gathering! #ISAWCS23
🔎 Explore all the menu options & find information on visas, childcare, organised tours & more: https://t.co/aj6kszCaRO
🤔 Questions? ✍️ 📧 💬

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🌊 For this #WorldWaterDay #WWD2023 we recommend the visual essay from Rapti Siriwardane-de Zoysa @RaptiSiriw & Johannes Herbeck which draws on the concept of ‘Blue Urbanism’ to trace the many ways that coastal waters work: https://t.co/alVqyFpNBl

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⏰ Last week! #ISAWCS23 Registration Deadline is aproaching: March 22, 2023, 24:00h GMT. No extensions! 🔔 Don’t wait until the last moment! #RegisterToday here: https://t.co/hnrGTYI2zF
🛂 If you need to apply for a visa, find the information here: https://t.co/hDIbWpc12S

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This #SociologicalBriefing is a good way to start knowing “The time of dialogic sociology”, an article published in @IS_sociology @DialogicSociety
👉 🔗 https://t.co/H0juYCBGyg

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👀 Women seafarers face gender-related challenges whilst working in a male dom maritime environment, including stress, anxiety, depression, isolation, loneliness & occupational injuries #IWD2023 #8M
👉 Our recommendation for this #InternationalWomensDay https://t.co/mzapU6ue0I

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👉 This #SociologicalBriefing summarizes the article “Motivations for ritual performance in bribery: Ethnographic case studies of the use of guanxi to gain school places in China”, which analyses corruption from a sociological perspective.
🔗 https://t.co/Nu65Hyva93

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🧵 #countdown In preparation for #InternationalWomensDay on March 8th, we will be sharing some articles published in our 2022 editions.
📖 ✍️ ↗️ We invite you to read, comment and share. #JoinTheConversation #8M #WomensDay #IWD2023 #IWD23
🔎 Find all the articles here 👇🧵

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📣 The sociological briefings aim to disseminate the sociological contributions that can be of interest to very diverse stakeholders, ISA members and socioety at large.
🔔 Don't miss the four new #SociologicalBriefings here: https://t.co/oDFNL9czsj

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✍️This #SociologicalBriefing summarizes the article “Factors contributing to divorce among young couples in Lebowakgomo” published in Social Work and based on a case study and qualitative methods.
👉 Don't miss it here: https://t.co/6bdmbLkmiJ

[Mimar Ramis @MimarRamis]

Very timely! #mustread #dialogicsociology

[Ramon Flecha @FlechaCat]

Molt content de que l'Associació Mundial de Sociologia validi, publiqui i proposi la comunicació a tota la ciutadania de la sociologia que fa una anàlisi científica de la societat actual.

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Thanks, @isa_eSymposium for contributing to opening the dialog among scholars and citizens and inspiring new sociological and social horizons.

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✍️ This Sociological Briefing summarizes the article “Cultural Diplomacy in Cooperation Agencies and Chambers of Commerce. The Cases of South Korea and Japan in Colombia” on the role of Japanese and Korean cultural diplomatic practices in Colombia: https://t.co/QJ2LP1Ik6f

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📣 #NewIssue Don't miss this Sociological Briefing that summarizes the article “The time of dialogic sociology” published by @IS_sociology : https://t.co/H0juYCBGyg @DialogicSociety

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#ISAWCS23 Let's #MeetiInMelbourne

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🧐Why we should #meetinmelbourne? “Nothing will replace the conviviality of face-to-face encounters. Our congress #ISAWCS23 is really more and more international...” - Check out the @AustSoc interview with our President @hanafi1962
🔗https://t.co/vD980g74jH