information for esa participants

Please have a look a the ONLINE PROGRAMME on which updates will be possible until the last day!

Please notice that to keep it "short" only the presenters are listed in the printed and the online programme. All co-authors are indicated in the abstract book.

If you want to contact the coordinator of your RN/RS, please click on this list. The "main coordinator" is indicated in bold.

Abstract notification has been given. If you haven't receive any notification, please write to MCI-Group Geneva.

VISA PURPOSE
You may request a visa invitation letter from our Logistic Conference Organizer as part of the on-line registration system – just click on the box and answer the questions that appear. Visa invitation letters cannot be provided until you have registered for the congress.
FUNDING
Unfortunately, no funding can be provided for traveling and hotel accommodation from the LOC Committee. Please enquire with your University who may be able to support you.

Guidelines for paper presenters

NO FULL WRITTEN PAPERS WILL BE PUBLISHED! COORDINATORS WILL ASK FOR THEM, IF THEY NEED UNTIL MAY 15TH.

ROOM EQUIPMENT
Although most of the session rooms are equipped with computers, given the size of the programme and the number of parallel sessions, we cannot guarantee that all rooms will have a computer installed and available for presenters to use. Therefore, we kindly request that you bring along your own laptop computer wherever possible.

ORAL PRESENTATION
Each RN/RS session will have the duration of 1,5 hrs.
Each presenter of an ORAL presentation will have 10-15 minutes at disposal.
A period for debate/discussion/questions will be allowed in the end of each session.
Generally, the presentations must be made in English, some RN/RS allow french presentation, please check it at the end of this page.

Presenters of Oral Papers are welcome to bring hand-outs of power-point presentation or hard copies of paper presented to distribute among participants of that session. Please note that not every room may be equiped with computers (see "room equipment").

DISTRIBUTED PAPER
The lenght of the distributed paper should not exceed the lenght of a full paper (50.000 characters (with spaces), including tables, figures, notes and references)

The presenter of a Distributed Paper should bring copies of the paper (Nr=10) to be distributed to the participants of that session. The Distributed Papers will not be presented orally.

POSTER
There will be one poster session for each RN/RS which has been scheduled on Saturday 10th of September from 12.30 – 13.30.
Poster authors are kindly asked to be present during the Poster Session in order to answer any questions that interested viewers of the posters may have.

NEW: Posters will be displayed on appropriate panels in the hall of UNI MAIL.

Please note that Posters have to be mounted by the Author in time before the session start. Posters that are not removed by the authors, will automatically be discarded.

Official Poster size: 70cmx 90cm, both vertical and horizontal formats are accepted.
Please be informed that fixing material and assisting staff will be available at the conference secretariat.

RESEARCH NETWORKS

Click on the RN or RS of your choice.

RN01 Ageing in Europe^(3,4)	RN19 Sociology of Profession
RN02 Sociology of The Arts	RN20 Qualitative Methods
RN03 Biographical Perspectives on European Societies	RN22 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty^(1,3,4)
RN04 Sociology of Children and Childhood⁽³⁾	RN23 Sexuality
RN05 Sociology of Consumption^(2,3,4)	RN24 Science and Technology
RN06 Critical Political Economy	RN25 Social Movements^(1-4)
RN07 Sociology of Culture	RN26 Sociology of Social Policy and Social Welfare
RN08 Disaster and Social Crisis	RN27 Southern European Societies^(1-4)
RN09 Economic Sociology	RN28 Society and Sports
RN10 Sociology of Education	RN29 Social Theory
RN11 Sociology of Emotions	RN30 Youth and Generation
RN12 Environment and Society	RN31 Ethnic Relations, Racism, Antisemitism^(1-4)
RN13 Sociology of Families and Intimates Lives	RN32 Political Sociology
RN14 Gender Relations in The Labour Market and the Welfare State	RN33 Women's and Gender Studies
RN16 Sociology of Health and Illness	RN34 Sociology of Religions
RN17 Industrial Relations, Labour Market Institutions and Employment⁽¹⁾	RN35 Sociology of Migration
RN18 Sociology of Communications and Media Research

RESEARCH STREAMS
RS01 Sociology of Disability	RS20 Culture, Politics and Conflict
RS02 Dynamics and Complexitiy of Minority Statuses in Plural Societies	RS21 RENCORE: Methods for Comparative Research on Europe
RS03 East and West in Europe: Two Decades of Transformations	RS22 European National and Regional Identities
RS06 Maritime Sociology	RS23 Bringing Lefebvre Sociology Back in Urban Studies^(1-4)
RS07 Arts Culture and Public Memory	RS24 The Sustainable City and the Arts
RS10 Socio-Anthropological Approaches To Transnational Migrations^(1-4)	RS25 Evolution and Sociology ^(1-4)
RS14 Regional Conflicts	RS26 Global and Transnational Sociology
RS15 Rethinking Inheritence of Inequalities	RS27 Russian Sociology in Time, Social Space and Transition
RS17 Sociology of Celebration^(1-4)	RS28 The Relevance Of Karl Marx’s Theory Today: Does It Exist?
RS18 Economic Elites in Turbulent Times⁽¹⁾	RS29 Arts And Cultural Management^(1-4)
RS19 The Tacit-Knowing Approach
^{1) abstract submission in french is allowed 2) oral presentation in french is allowed 3) poster in french is allowed 4) distributed paper in french is allowed}

Home > Abstract Submission	Sunday 19th of May 2013
10th Conference of the European Sociological Association	7th to 10th September 2011, Geneva, Switzerland

information for esa participants

Guidelines for paper presenters

Abstract Submission